Cantorum Uno Plus is a compact single-manual organ, equipped with Viscount’s patented Physis Plus technology. It features 26 organ voices and 7 orchestral voices with integrated amplification that guarantees unique sound quality. These features, combined with its contemporary aesthetics, make it the perfect portable solution, without sacrificing the quality that distinguishes Viscount products.
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Small churchCantorum Uno Plus is a portable single manual organ, with 26 stops and 7 orchestral voices.
It features the patented Viscount Physis Plus technology, the natural and powerful evolution of the well-known Physis (Physical modelling) technology, capable of faithfully reproducing the sound and authentic performance of a traditional pipe organ.
The organist can choose between three different pipe sets (Baroque, Romantic and Symphonic) and create their own preferred audio environment through acoustic modelling.
The organ settings are easily accessible, editable and memorized through the enhanced graphic display located on the front panel; while the free Editor allows you to modify, adjust and customize the Cantorum Uno Plus providing numerous functions for organ voicing, routing and much more.
To complete the Cantorum Uno Plus set up it is possible to add a wide range of optional accessories, such as stands, benches, pedalboards, pedals and powerful external amplifiers.
| Weight | Kg 14.5- Lbs 31.96 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Height (Music stand excluded) cm 13.4 – 5.26″ Height (Music stand included) cm 35– 13.78” Length cm 99.5– 39.17” Depth (Pedal board excluded) cm 43.3– 17.05” |
| Materials | Laminated Wood: Light Oak |
| PEDAL | MAN I | MAN II |
| Principalbass 16′ Octavbass 8′ Gedacktbass 8′ Choralbass 4′ Posaune 16′ Cello Tuba | Principal 16′ Principal 8′ Rohrflöte 8′ Viola 8′ Octave 4′ Superoctave 2′ Mixtur IV Trompete 8′ Piano Harpsich. | Gedackt 8′ Gamba 8′ Vox Celeste 8′ Principal 4′ Blockflöte 4′ Nasard 2 2/3′ Waldflöte 2′ Terz 1 3/5′ Scharff III Fagott 16′ Trompette harmonique 8′ Oboe 8′ Clairon 4′ Chimes Strings Trumpet |
| PEDAL | |
| Stop | Voices |
| Principalbass 16′ | Flûte 16[2045], Flûte 16[902], Kontrabass16[1034], OpenWood 16[609], Princ-bass16[1275], PrinzBass 16[1209] |
| Octavbass 8′ | Flute 8[2050], Octavbass 8[1309], Oktavbass 8[1229], Prestant 8[2247], Principal 8[2063], Principal 8[2262] |
| Gedacktbass 8′ | Bourdon 8[2049], Flute 8[2062], Gedacktbass8[1303], Gedacktbass8[1225], Gemshorn 8[1062] |
| Choralbass 4′ | Choralbass 4[1291], Choralbass 4[846], Choralbass 4[963], Choralbass 4[1219], Flute 4[2048], Octave 4[2059] |
| Posaune 16′ | Bombarde 16[1353], Bombarde 16[898], Ophicleide16[610], Posaune 16[1397], Posaune 16[1205] |
| MAN I | |
| Stop | Voices |
| Principal 16′ | Bordun 16[1202], Bourdon 16[900], DblDiapasn16[903], Montre 16[1374], Principal 16[1401], Prinzipal 16[1402], Quintadena16[1276] |
| Principal 8′ | Diapason 8[1431], Holzprinzip8[1345], Montre 8[1378], Montre 8[938], Principal 8[1310], Prinzipal 8[1430] |
| Rohrflöte 8′ | Bourdon 8[756], ClaribelFlt8[1389], Holzflöte 8[1248], Rohrflöte 8[1312], StDiapason 8[816] |
| Viola 8′ | Gamba 8[719], Gambe 8[1435], Viola 8[1317], Viola 8[765], VioleDOrch 8[1120] |
| Octave 4′ | GeigenPrinc4[1386], Octave 4[1290], Octave 4[923], Octave 4[1510], Oktave 4[1221], Praestant 4[1376] |
| Superoctave 2′ | Doublette 2[1375], Octave 2[648], Superoctave2[1284], Superoctave2[1046], Superoktave2[1216] |
| Mixtur IV | Fourniture V[2260], Mixtur III[2065], Mixtur IV[2256], Mixtur IV[2278], Mixtur V[2008], Mixture IV[2261], Plein Jeu IV[2057], Scharf III[2056], TerzmixturVI[2257] |
| Trompete 8′ | Trompete 8[1313], Trompete 8[1424], Trompette 8[1365], TrpHarmoniq8[942], Trumpet 8[1073] |
| MAN II | |
| Stop | Voices |
| Gedackt 8′ | FlûteTraver8[1301], Gedackt 8[752], Gedackt 8[1304], Gedackt 8[1417], Rohrflöte 8[1399] |
| Gamba 8′ | Fugara 8[1416], Gamba 8[1232], Viola 8[1434], ViolaDiGamb8[1437], VioleDeGamb8[1371] |
| Vox Celeste 8′ | FluteCelest8[2061], GambaCelest8[393], VoixCeleste8[1372], VoxCeleste 8[1419], VoxCeleste 8[1439], VoxCeleste 8[1318] |
| Principal 4′ | Dulciane 4[675], Gemshorn 4[1552], Octave 4[1519], Oktave 4[1222], Principal 4[1295], Salicet 4[799] |
| Blockflöte 4′ | Blockflöte 4[1398], FlûteAChemi4[919], FluteHarmon4[851], FluteOctavi4[1458] |
| Nasard 2 2/3′ | FluteTwelf2 2/3[632], Nasard 2 2/3[1280], Nasard 2 2/3[782], Nasard 2 2/3[839], Nasat 2 2/3[1214], NazardHarm2 2/3[1356] |
| Waldflöte 2′ | Blockflöte 2[1406], Blockflöte 2[1043], Octavin 2[1357], Salicett 2[2248], Waldflöte 2[1217] |
| Terz 1 3/5′ | Terz 1 3/5[1404], Terz 1 3/5[1213], Tierce 1 3/5[363], Tierce 1 3/5[629], Tierce 1 3/5[1555], TierceHarm1 3/5[1355] |
| Scharff III | Cymbale III[2055], Plein Jeu IV[2244], ProgHar 2-4f[2068], Scharff III[2000], TerzZimb III[2252], Zimbel III[2186] |
| Fagott 16′ | Basson 16[1351], Bombarde 16[1354], CorAnglais16[353], CtFagotto 16[2279], CtFagotto 16[1383], Dulcian 16[1273], Dulzian 16[1203], Fagott 16[1400] |
| Trompette Harmonique 8′ | Cornopean 8[1110], Trompette 8[1542], TrompetteHr8[1315], TrompetteHr8[1256], Trumpet 8[1549] |
| Oboe 8′ | Hautbois 8[1363], Oboe 8[1228], Oboe 8[1393], Oboe 8[2254], TrichtRegal8[1423] |
| Clairon 4′ | Clairon 4[1288], Clairon 4[1360], Clarion 4[917], Clarion 4[1535], Schalmei 4[1297], Trompete 4[688] |
| Editor Version | O.S. Version |
|---|---|
| 1.1.1 | 1.2.1 – 1.3.0 |
| 1.1.2 | 1.4.0 |
| 1.1.3 | 1.5.0 |
| 1.1.4 | 1.6.0 |
| 1.1.5 | 1.7.0 |
| 1.1.6 | 1.8.0 |
| 1.2.0 | 1.9.0 |
| 1.2.1 | 1.10.0 |
| 1.2.2 | 1.10.7 |