SWEELINQ
An authentic playing experience with user-friendly software
Sweelinq uses highly detailed samples of real pipe organs, delivering an authentic playing experience where every nuance of the original instrument comes to life. Whether you're practicing at home, preparing for a concert, or simply enjoying the rich sound, Sweelinq brings the beauty of the pipe organ into your own environment — always for a fixed price.
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Organs of Your Choice
The extensive Sweelinq library offers the right organ for every organist — from Baroque to Romantic, from symphonic to modern.
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Fast and Intuitive
The software is easy to use and can be installed on almost any computer or laptop.
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Fair Pricing
A single monthly fee gives you unlimited access to all organs in the library.
Simple and fast: turn your current organ into a Virtual Pipe Organ
Sweelinq is a pipe organ sampler designed to run on standard computer hardware. The software is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Its goal is to reproduce the sound of a pipe organ as realistically as possible. Within the software, you can load various virtual organs, also known as samplesets. Once a virtual organ is loaded, it can be played using a connected organ console equipped with MIDI.
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Tone, space, and mechanics
Everything captured in detail
The virtual organs available in Sweelinq are high-quality recordings of real pipe organs. Each instrument is recorded note by note, stop by stop, close to the organ façade. For every key, a long sample (up to 15 seconds) is available. If the organ includes a tremulant, most stops are also recorded with the tremulant engaged. In addition, all tracker and blower sounds are captured to provide a realistic simulation.
The acoustic environment of the organ plays a crucial role in its sound. Reverb is reproduced using impulse responses (IR) and convolution. For each room, multiple IRs are captured — both close to the organ (front) and farther away (rear). These impulse responses are used in the software to create two distinct listening perspectives. The balance between these perspectives can be adjusted to your preference. Reverb can also be completely disabled (dry).