App Profile: Pitea

RecordProducer1

Rating: 5/5

My Church was quoted $160,000 to repair their organ. I found the Markus Sigg apps and tried a couple of the free versions. I bought the Pitea package. For under $1,000 I got an iPad, camera connector, Nektar GX 61 controller, apps and Mackie Thump 112 XT. We supplemented the inoperable stops with this setup. The range of Pitea sounds far exceeds the capabilities of the real pipe organ, blends seamlessly with pipe organ, and provides power, tone and volume the old pipe organ never had. It sounds like a multi million dollar cathedral organ was installed in the church! Absolutely incredible detail and skill were involved in creating this app. It is absolutely stunning sounding in the church and the organist loves it. I have no doubt the parishioners will start asking why the church spent a fortune repairing the old organ! Little do they know…

John Hurt's Ghost

Rating: 5/5

I have several iOS organs and all I can say is just “wow!” It’s worth the money. I’m a big fan of Crudebyte. A huge fan in fact, but iCathedral can’t compete in my ear. Omenie is great, but their 2 organs don’t compete though they are light on the memory and processor. I truly enjoy all those apps, but this is simply a different league plain and simple. It struck me so much I tried another from this developer, the Esmuc V1, and I am equally blown away even though it’s half the price of this and has less stops. I’m a bit lost for words. If you love pipe organs, you’d be silly not to get one of these. I have a feeling that the others would be enjoyable as well even if they are of a different flavor. You don’t eat the same meal everyday, so why play the same organ?

SauronSauron

Rating: 5/5

I've been using this app (and others from the same developer) for 3 and a half years. I absolutely love having a beautiful sounding organ in my backpack at all times, in my iPad. I use these apps every week. I use this app with 2 midi controllers. It’s just an incredible app. It’s worth every penny.