Historic Organ
Heinrich Röver & Söhne · Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche Bevern
Pull the stops.
Press play.
Click any register to activate it. Start the rank, and every selected stop sounds simultaneously. Add or remove registers while playing to shape the sound in real time, the same 14 stops as the original console at Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche. What you hear here is the browser demo; the plug-in runs the full 16-bit / 48 kHz library.
Designed for history.
14 Individual Registers
Every stop sampled in isolation, from the 16′ Subbass to the bright Mixtur III, giving you precise control over the full tonal range.
15 Microphone Perspectives
From close-up front pipe work (Origin) through staggered nave positions (C, CLL, CLLL) to side and height mics (SMV, SMH, K), a center mic (STCM) and a dedicated room tail. Blend them in the built-in mixer, or keep every perspective separate.
Dolby Atmos Ready: Discrete Sub-Outputs
Every microphone perspective and the reverb sit on their own output bus and can be routed to individual DAW tracks. Place single pipes, stops and mic positions as discrete audio objects in an Atmos mix: pedal below, mixtures above, the church tail all around you.
VST3, CLAP & AU
A real plug-in for every major DAW on macOS and Windows, powered by the Steinbach Multisampler Engine, with a custom GUI that mirrors the original console: the same stop positions, the same wooden aesthetic.
Authentic Church Reverb
The natural reverberation of Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche is captured with acoustic measurement technology and convolution, embedded directly into the instrument. The wet signal also runs on its own bus, so you can treat the church as a classic send/return in your DAW.
A century of sound. Preserved.
The Röver organ in Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche Bevern is a late-romantic instrument built by Heinrich Röver & Söhne, one of the most respected German organ builders of their era. Its pipes carry the characteristic warmth and clarity of the late 1800s, a tonal ideal that shaped sacred music for generations.
Like many historic church organs, it exists in a fragile state: aging mechanical components, limited restoration funds, and a shrinking community of specialists who understand instruments of this period.
Without intervention, sounds like these can be lost within a generation.
In the field.
What’s inside.
Get the full instrument.
The complete Historic Organ library: all 14 registers, 15 microphone perspectives, Atmos-ready outputs and the original console GUI, as a VST3, CLAP and AU plug-in.
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