Church organs

Chapel 346R

The Chapel 346R is one of the 3-manual models at the top of our Chapel series. Thanks to an advanced software platform, the possibilities are virtually limitless. By easily expanding the number of channels or routing and switching voices to various channels, this organ has everything for optimal calibration and performance in your (church) space. Due to the many options available for expanding the organ, this model is one of the most installed church organs by Content.

This organ is available in all color variations!

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Experience over 120 orchestral voices.

The organ as an orchestra.

This model demonstrates that an organ can not only sound like an organ but can also come to life as an orchestra. With a standard built-in library of over 120 solo and orchestral voices, you can bring every musical style and sonic world to life. The usage of these voices depends entirely on the liturgical context. Whether it's accompanying the choir with piano sounds or playing along with various solo voices in the ensemble, this Content Chapel has it all.

High-quality organ sound through multi-channel audio systems.

Quality as a promise.

"Quality is our most important stop." This promise is one that Content Organs is proud to uphold. An included 8-channel audio system can be expanded to as many as 32 separate audio channels, allowing for the highest quality and expansive tonal representation. Since each channel has various speakers, it is possible to fulfill the desire for "each speaker having a stop." This significantly enhances the carrying capacity of the instrument, especially when it comes to accompanying congregational or choral singing.

Your organ, a harmonious unity with your church.

Spatiality and tonal color.

The sound of the Cantate 346 is generated based on a so-called dry and lifelike organ sample, combined with various possibilities such as beating, pitch, volume, and reverberation. The overall tonal color that emerges can be finely adjusted to the space by the organist (in consultation with the Content voicer) during installation. This is similar to the process of analog voicing and physical adjustment that takes place during the installation or revision of a pipe organ. In this way, the digital organ forms a harmonious unity with the church space, enhancing collaboration with singers, both collectively and as a unified presence in one space.