Melbourne Town Hall Pipe Organ Samples (MTH) is a symphonic virtual pipe organ chromatically sampled stop-by-stop from Melbourne Town Hall, Australia. The organ was originaly built by Hill, Norman & Beard (of England) in 1929, and fully refurbished and enlarged in 2001 by Schantz Organ Company of the USA. The 4-manuals and pedal organ has 175 speaking stops on 5 divisions and 3 sub-divisions.

Palace of Arts Budapest (PAB) Pipe Organ Samples is a fully playable, freely configurable, intuitively manageable and MIDI-controllable virtual pipe organ, delivering the authentic sound of the 92-stop Pécsi-Mühleisen pipe organ of the Béla Bartók National Concert Hall of the Palace of Arts, Budapest, Hungary, to your computer.
Palace of Arts Budapest Pipe Organ Samples sets a new standard in virtual pipe organs used by leading organists, professional musicians, professors and tutors, educational, worship and culture institutions, recording professionals and enthusiasts. Despite its immense size and capabilities, it is a pipe organ you can play and take with you wherever you go, offering unprecedented flexibility and sound quality never heard before in a virtual instrument.

Urakami Pipe Organ Samples is a French romantic-style virtual pipe organ chromatically sampled stop by stop and pipe by pipe, from the Urakami Cathedral, Nagasaki, Japan. The 52-stop, 3-manuals and pedal organ was built by Mander Organs, in 1996.

Weinheim Pipe Organ Samples is a symphonic virtual pipe organ chromatically sampled stop-by-stop from Saint Laurentius Church Weinheim, Germany. The organ was built by Steinmeyer in 1950.
The pipe organ has 43 registers with nearly 3000 pipes, on three manuals and a pedalboard. Speaking lengths of the smallest pipes are only a few millimeters long, the largest one is almost five meters. The physical organ’s tonal output is capable of challenging the limits of human hearing perception.