Job #: L010
Location: Toronto - Ontario - Canada
Organ Type: Pipe
Building Type: Church
Date: 2015
Classic Organ has provided the control systems for the 3 largest pipe organs in Toronto, at Metropolitan United, St Paul's Bloor Street, and Timothy Eaton Memorial. Timothy Eaton Memorial opened in 1914 and featured a Casavant Freres organ. Today the music program at Timothy Eaton is one of the most expansive and well-regarded in the city of Toronto, focusing on education and a wide variety of performances.
Scenario
· "Maestro" system running Linux
· Remote access available via a browser based control panel
· Wireless connections to all chambers using 5GHz WiFi
· Remote access available via a browser based control panel for software updates and configuration changes
· 95 stops playing 101 ranks and over 6000 pipes
· 5 manuals, 8 divisions
· 8 stage expression engines for Swell, Choir, Solo/Bombard, & Echo
· OLED Graphic Display Modules, the first for Memory, Registration Sequencer, Transposer, and Crescendo, second for expression shoe bargraphs
· Built in MIDI Sequencer
· 100 independent combination memory levels with SFZ configurable on each level available for user 1, additional users may be defined as needed
· unlimited Registration Sequencer independent of memory levels with dedicated Next & Last pistons
· Any Piston List, a piston sequencer which may include almost all pistons on the console, not just Generals
· Divisional step Up and Down for Echo/Antiphonal, Swell, & Great
· Manual Transfer, Programmable Pedal Divide
· All Swells to Swell, multiple SFZs and Ventils
Components:
· Console: LCCU w/Intel-SBC & UIB-5C, Nexus Tablet, OLED displays
· Chambers (3): LPCU w/UIB-5P & PCIO-1or PCIO-2
Client:
Timothy Eaton Memorial Church
Toronto ON
Canada
Organbuilder:
VanderZee Organs
891 Guelph St Unit S10
Kitchener ON
519-584-0882
http://www.vanderzeeorgans.com/
https://www.temc.ca/music/organ
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