The Galanti family of Italy has been making musical instruments for over a century, and they pioneered Electronic organs half a century ago. Marcello Galanti founded Viscount International for the purpose of creating the most authentic pipe sounds with electronics.

Viscount is the only classic voiced organ using both samples and Pipe Acoustics modeling. The Viscount library contains samples of the finest organs of many cultures and regions. TruePipe + algorithms combine and process the samples to create the same interactions as heard in pipe organs playing ranks in ensemble.

Prestige features

Individual stop tuning

Every stop can be regulated and customized to the organist's taste through the simple interactive adjustment of it's main parameters.

Multitrack sequencer

Record your performances direct to disk in Standard Midi File format.

External Amplification system Sound Channeling

Each stop can be channeled to the outputs in a customized layout. With control of volume, five band equalizer and delay to acoustically align speakers at varying distances the organist has complete control of the sound panorama.

Windchest simulation

The organist can distribute the notes of each stop over the outputs to emulate pipe patterns on windchests of left wing, right wing, central peak or lateral wings, in C-C# or chromatic order.

Optional AFC

Active Field Control Reverberation uses Digital Signal Processing and sensing microphones to provide the best possible reverberation ambience.

Vivace features

Organ Style

Vivace organs are able to sound the way you like and need. All the voices can be changed at the same time to obtain a different musical style. Four styles are preset (American Classic, Baroque, Romantic, French) and two are user programmable.

Alternative Voice / Orchestral Voice

Each stop can have between three and sixteen different sounds, programmable via the display. In addition, one stop of each division can have alternative orchestral voices.

External Amplification

Each division can be channeled to one of the audio outputs. Vivace organs have from four to six audio outputs. Two outputs can be amplified inside the organ cabinet, as an option. All the output channel volumes are controlled separately and independently from the internal amplification.