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Hello,

> I do not see any information regarding the polyphony of the module and how the usage of the DSP affect the polyphony (or not)

Each engine has its own polyphony. All physical modeling engines offer
the full polyphony because they mimic the original behavior of the
instrument they're imitating, so you'll be able to play all 147 notes
of the Hammond organ, all 88 notes of the Rhodes piano, all 64 notes
of the Wurlitzer and so on...

> Correct me if I am wrong but it looks like we have 2 "Modules" in the same box which means we can play 2 different or indentical presets with 2 different MIDI chanel ?

Correct.


> The manual says the VB3-II virtual tonewheel organ can be drived by 3 MIDI chanels for Upper, Lower and Pedalboard
> Is it the same for the Pipe Organ engine ?

No, the Pipe Organ is a single manual baroque-style organ, can play
only (and up to) 61 notes.

>
> I also have another question regarding the Physical Modeling Trumpet which I am very interested in, my question is on the Midi implementation as I am using a windcontroler (Akai EWI4000S and Aodyo Sylphyo) Is there any Modulation Matrix allowing the musicien to change the sound parameters using all kind of MIDI CC's (Breath Control.....) ? (For the time being I am not really convinced by this module I found the demo not very realistic compare to Samplemodeling VSTi e.g.)
>

It responds to aftertouch, pitch bender, modulation (CC 1) and other
parameters that can be assigned, but it's mainly intended to be played
from a keyboard.


> Will it be easy to implement new engines or new instruments by upgrading the firmware ?

Installing new updates is very easy.

>
> Thanks for your feedback
> Regards
> Fred

Regards,
Guido.