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Opus #1 Pro - The Midi Organ

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Opus #1 Pro uses samples from a real church organ (coming from http://ift.tt/1iht55P) for a great realistic sound.

You can download demo recordings and a trial version from http://ift.tt/1jXoGCz

We also offer other music apps, including a version of the full Stiehr Mockers organ (the "Ultimate" version). For details, see refined-apps.com.

If you have questions, remarks or suggestions, mail us at support@refined-apps.com.

-- Highlights ----------

✓ Low latency audio

Low latency audio is a weak spot of Android (see http://ift.tt/Q7VtYI). On the Galaxy Nexus, low latency audio is finally possible. Opus #1 is one of the very few apps already supporting this! On other devices, Opus #1 provides lowest possible latency.

✓ High quality samples for all contained stops

✓ Support for external keyboards and expanders

On devices with Android >= 3.1 and USB host support (e.g. Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7, Acer A500, Asus TF101, ...) you can connect an external keyboard or midi expander. You can play Opus #1 from your external keyboard, organ midi console or play an external sound generator from Opus #1.



✓ Midi file player included

The included midi player works with any standard midi file stored on your android device. You can output the midi events via Midi/USB (if your device supports it; see above)

-- Features --------

✓ Support for low latency audio on Galaxy Nexus with Jelly Beans or later. Lowest possible latency on other devices.

✓ 15 different organ ranks sampled from a real church organ (coming from Joseph Basquin / http://ift.tt/1iht55P)

✓ Midi In&Out via USB on devices that support USB-Host/OTG (e.g. Asus TF101, Acer A500, Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7, ...) for Standard Midi/USB devices (i.e. devices that do not need a driver on Windows/Mac)

✓ A registration view to easily switch registers while playing on an organ console

✓ Includes a midi file player

✓ 4 predefined combinations

✓ The ranks can be played together like on a real organ; up to 512 pipes simultaneously

✓ 4 1/2 octave keyboard range and C2-D4 pedal range just like the original organ

✓ Multitouch only limited by your device

✓ Scrollable on-screen keyboard/pedal

✓ Settings for the number of displayed keys, optional vibrate on touch, ...

✓ Runs on android >= 2.3, phones and tablets

✓ No ads

-- Usage Tips / Hardware requirements --------

✓ Needs ca. 15.7 MB on your sdcard for the organ samples

✓ Use headphones / external speakers for better sound; phones speakers are not made for organs

✓ For the best sound, the device should have at least a 1GHz single core processor

---- Free vs. Pro vs. Ultimate ------------

Opus #1 Pro provides all the features of the Free version plus:

✓ 15 stops instead of 9

✓ Manual + pedal

✓ Registration view

✓ Midi via USB

✓ Midi player

✓ No ads

Opus #1 Ultimate provides all the features of the Pro version plus:

✓ 21 stops (the full organ) instead of 15

✓ 2 manuals + pedal

✓ 5 combinations

-- Permissions --------

android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE to extract the sound samples onto the sdcard

android.permission.VIBRATE for vibrate on touch support

android.permission.INTERNET to be able to download midi files if selected e.g. in a browser

android.permission.MODIFY_AUDIO_SETTINGS for better audio support (OpenSL)

com.android.email.permission.READ_ATTACHMENT to enable mail apps to forward midi file attaments to this app

com.android.vending.CHECK_LICENSE to check the license

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