Neanderthal Pipe Organ

The Neanderthal Pipe Organ is an instrument built with love and 990 samples. Three mic positions (close, gallery, far). Sennheiser and Oktava mics. Reverb, Delay & Tremolo FX.

ByForest Samples (Daniel Werner)

The story

I grew up near the historic Neanderthal Valley, where the first Neanderthal skeleton was found in 1856. The valley itself was named after the significant 17th century hymn composer Joachim Neander, who often visited the area and composed in nature.
Impressed by Nils Frahm’s use of pipe organs and also Hans Zimmer’s Interstellar score, I wanted to learn more about this instrument. Through a friend I got the opportunity to sample the local pipe organ in my old hometown. My project was supported by a grant from the German Federal Government for Culture and Media and the German collecting society GEMA.

Interface

Reviews

  • Fantastic

    What a gem! What a treat to be able to play this incredible pipe organ so beautifully sampled. Well done and thank you for sharing your craft!

    GrizzlyAK on 12 July 2023
  • Mesmerizing

    Its absolutely mesmerizing. Thank you so much, this is soo beautiful !!

    JeyGraf on 27 June 2022
  • A Dream Come True!

    It's the most wonderful gift ever! A dream come true...I will use it for the Greater Glory of our Lord! Heartfelt Thanks!!!
    God Bless you!

    SAMUEL ROBINSON MASSEY on 28 September 2023
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