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Specially when using a midi keyboard and connection your device by using aux to hifi stereo speakers is if you are playing the organ in the real church!

Really enjoyed using this , I have all the VPO apps, created by Herr Sigg, but for study use the Esmuc VPO And used this one the other day and really enjoyed the sound of a largish instrument . It will be well suited when I start studying French Romantic Repertoire .I use headphones as I wish to continue a good neighbour relationship I can strongly reccommend all of these apps which are much more reasonable to buy than Hauptwerk .

I’ve used this app with a 35+ year old Allen organ to play live at Sunday Mass. Routing my iPad audio through the Allen amplification and tone cabinets was a huge upgrade in sound to the very dated Allen samples. These samples are not by any means the most advanced but as an out of the box solution for a venue with no organ or a dating instrument with a midi in, it provides a balanced instrument with a good selection of stops without too much setting up. The midi detect feature made it very easy to get this working with a midi keyboard and then with the 2 manuals and pedalboard of the organ mentioned. Great investment! It’s not Hauptwerk, but as a portable iOS instrument, it covers a niche where a portable hauptwerk setup would be overkill.

Works fine on my iPad Air 2 with midi keyboard. Sounds great.

Very poor and is certainly not optimised for iPad Air 2. Even as a standalone App it's fails miserably to deliver. As for it working via other apps, Cubasis, Audibus ? forget it.