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CATHEDRAL PIPE STOPS
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Professional Virtual Pipe Organ Simulator

Master the King of Instruments directly in your browser. Experience massive cathedral acoustic pipes, interactive drawknob stops, tremulant modulation, and spatial reverberation with zero latency.

5-Octave Pipe Samples

Experience the immense sonic power of real acoustic church organ pipes sampled across full chromatic octaves from C1 to C6.

Interactive Stops

Engage physical drawknobs for Principal 8', Flute 4', Bourdon 16' sub-bass, and Tremulant modulation to sculpt your orchestral sound.

Cathedral Reverb

Powered by advanced Web Audio API convolution with massive cathedral spatial acoustics and live in-browser playback.

How to Play the Online Pipe Organ?

The pipe organ is played using a full console keyboard driving pressurized air through columns of tuned metal pipes. Our simulator maps three complete octaves directly to your computer keyboard for fluid polyphonic performances.

  • Pedal & Bass Octave (C2 to B2): Use keys Z, X, C, V, B, N, M for natural white keys, and S, D, G, H, J for accidentals.
  • Great Manual Octave (C3 to B3): Use keys Q, W, E, R, T, Y, U for natural white keys, and 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 for accidentals.
  • Swell & Solo Octave (C4 to C5): Use keys I, O, P, [, ], K, L, ; for natural white keys, and 9, 0, =, ', \ for accidentals.
  • Stops & Reverb: Toggle the PRIN 8', FLUTE 4', and BOUR 16' drawknobs above the keys to layer harmonics. Click RECORD and PLAY to capture and replay your hymn performances live!

The King of Digital Instruments

From monumental Bach fugues and sacred liturgy to cinematic orchestral scores, the pipe organ commands awe-inspiring acoustic power. Our virtual pipe organ brings this cathedral heritage straight to your fingertips.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Everything you need to know about playing, stops, and recording with our virtual pipe organ simulator.

Q: What is a Pipe Organ and how does this simulator work?

A pipe organ is a massive keyboard instrument that produces sound by driving pressurized air through ranks of tuned pipes. Our online simulator uses authentic acoustic pipe samples from real cathedral organs and Web Audio convolution to replicate realistic air dynamics, harmonic layering, and church reverberation directly in your browser.

Q: What are Organ Stops (Drawknobs) and how do they change the sound?

Stops (the round drawknobs above the keyboard) control which sets of pipes sound when you press a key. Engaging Principal 8' provides the foundational core pitch, Flute 4' adds a bright octave above, Bourdon 16' adds deep sub-bass resonance, and Tremulant introduces a rich, undulating vibrato across the air stream.

Q: How do I record and replay my organ playing?

Click the red RECORD button in the top toolbar to begin capturing your performance in real-time. When finished, click STOP, and then press the PLAY button to hear your piece replayed live in the browser, complete with synchronized on-screen key presses and pipe animations.

Q: How does Cathedral Reverb affect the organ sound?

Real pipe organs are built specifically to interact with the vast acoustics of stone churches and cathedrals. Our REVERB selector lets you choose between an immense Cathedral space (long 5.0s decay), a warm Church Hall, or a direct Dry room for practice.

Q: Can I play this virtual organ on mobile and tablet devices?

Yes. On touch devices, the full keyboard spans across all three octaves and can be navigated smoothly using the horizontal scroll slider beneath the console. Full multi-touch support allows you to play full chords, polyphonic counterpoint, and fast arpeggios effortlessly.