Artist quotes on Pianoteq, Organteq and Airteq

What artists say about Pianoteq, Organteq and Airteq

Pianists and keyboardists, film and game composers, and record producers from all over the world use Pianoteq, Organteq and Airteq on stage and in the studio. Here is what more than a hundred of them say about the physically modelled instruments of Modartt, in their own words.

2 pianists and keyboardists using Organteq

Organteq is absolutely brilliant! I can be at the console- or in the cathedral- with dozens of organs throughout different periods of history. An essential tool to hear different tunings and introduce the art of registration.

About Evan Shinners

Evan Shinners is the founder of the Bach Store and the host of the WTF Bach Podcast. He is a keyboardist and writer who studied at The Juilliard School. Devoted to spreading appreciation for Bach’s music, the Bach Store is a temporary concert venue that ‘pops up’ in various cities throughout the world. The WTF Bach Podcast (wtfbach.substack.com) breaks down sophisticated ideas about Bach in a way that's accessible to beginners or those with limited musical background.

J.S. Bach - Fugue after Albinoni - BWV 946

Performed by Evan Shinners

Organteq 2Historical Baroque Two-Manual II (Arnstadt)

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I don’t know how Pianoteq do it, but they just keep on getting better and better. They are my go-to software for all sorts of instruments now. This should be your 1st Stop if you’re searching for fabulous software. GO TO PIANOTEQ... And ORGANTEQ: Never mind the other organs. USE THIS ONE. I was using the demo for while, just to see what it was like. I told myself, "I wish I could use it in Logic." So I bought it, and it is absolutely fabulous. Classical-Church organist? Be Aware! Organteq may take your job away someday in the near future as the world becomes Overblown with Organteq.

About John 'Rabbit' Bundrick

Now established as a composer in the world of film music, John 'Rabbit' Bundrick divides the year between writing and world tours with world class artists. It all started at the age of seven when he received his first piano and began banging on it straight away. Soul music and sessions soon followed, most particularly work with Johnny Nash. Eventually he found his own unique instrumental voice on the Hammond Organ. He worked with Bob Marley, Free and finally, The Who.