Ditto.

Im good guitarist but these machines are the bomb , I have recently aquired a Technics basic one , would love one of these though , can barely play it but a great addition to any home especially with kids ( respectful of the organ of course )

Just like on Mission Hill

That makes a nice Easter Egg ;-)

Well, I never knew that. I upgraded my AT900 with the new sounds so will try that next time I power it up. 👍

It's really a great instrument, the only problem of these is the big price they had. Here in Italy I waited every year for a trade fair that happened in my city to put my hands on Roland organs, I tried every year ech model, from AT-90, to AT-90SL. Then when AT-900 came out, they stopped making that fair in my city and I never saw a Roland organ again :(

Tony Fenelon is a phenomenal player! I enjoyed going to many of his concerts when I was studying organ back in the 80s and 90s. He and David Johnston were fabulous players!

It's really sad about Roland Atelier stopping production. I really think they could have done a lot better at marketing the AT 900, and also the AT 350 that could have really saved the whole line, as it should been marketed toward Rock and Roll and everything else. It looked like a keyboard, but had 25 pedals as I remember it. I wanted to try it our when I was in Las Vegas, but it seemed to be off limits.

In the Atelier's the pipe organ samples are actually Rogers sounds.

Kawai is also discontinued the Lowrey as the organ market has been dying for the past 30 years.

Happy New Year to you as well, and I am sure 2019 will be very exciting.

So you’re the one...?

Congratulations on owning the best Roland organ ever made. Sadly they are no longer available as I believe that division has been sold off, and will likely never be built again. I own the Atelier 90s, but would one day love to own the 900 for my recording studio. There were not many 900's made. I doubt you can order the upgrades directly, but Gregg might know of a after market source. We both won our divisions in the Roland competition in 2011, I won the youth division (10 years old) and Gregg won the professional division. Here is the contact information for Greg's store. Gregg's Music Center in Newcastle, California. (916) 740-5120

Thanks. @@ThePianoforever

I think the whole Roland Atelier was discontinued

Warren Postma hh

The current church anti-organ sentiment has spread to home and institutional organs too. When they are through purging their churches and spewing bad rhetoric about the organ, maybe we can have an organ revival..

They are no longer made. I believe they stopped making them about 10 years ago, but the good news is that the used ones hold up very well.

Actaully Richard Lowrey does have them but they are Digital in the screen only, if you press the number two(2) custom button on the lower left just below the power button you will see them appear on the screen then you can touch them to move up & down to your liking...

Sadly Roland has stopped making Atelier organs. I have a AT 90, but would one day love to have a AT 900.

have you heard that lowreyis not making organs ? all of us students were just given this information. just before christmass.kawaii has been making the internal works for them. . for some time. the cabinets were made in Chicago. in lagrange. so evola music in Michigan. is still teaching our classes. my sister and I told the owner. we will never stop playing.

Kawai and others are moving away from the organ business.

thanks for this news. I hope to find out some time soon if anyone will be making them.

Why not, but then again, why? I admit I didn't watch this whole video, and I don't know details on editing capabilities on this instrument. But on most any synth with decent editing you could trigger two sounds, one at a 16 foot pitch and another a fifth higher at a 10 & 2/3 foot pitch, which gives the aural illusion of a 32 foot pitch. But if you have that much editing, you probably could also simply trigger a real (albeit digital) 32 foot pitch. Either way, the speaker system could be a problem. A system that can produce a single clean bass note might distort with the fifth's produced by a resultant stop. And few (sub)woofers can reproduce the 16 hertz tone of a 32 foot stop with much volume. If you could pull it off either way, you'd feel it more than hear it.

Yes, the pedals can be played in either monophonic or polyphonic mode. So in poly a root and fifth will give you a resultant 32.

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They are still very relevant, but no long made (past tense). I have a AT90 in my studio.

@@ThePianoforever I know they don't make them anymore. Point was, you can still get info and all that on them and still pretty current, unlike many other organ brands, except Lowrey. eg.roland.com/categories/organs/atelier_organs/

@@ThePianoforever I would love to have an AT90 in my house.

Lowrey too has now ceased production.

I would better have a ELS-02C. I can't see these Ateliers doing the same thing...

Yeah, I have a Roland At300 since 2012 and I'm going back to Hammond A100 xD

Right! Why don't you go back to drums? :)

That's so unfortunate, such a shame a good organ went to waste

I have been playing around with the idea if I can get someone to let me play theirs.

I just got one recently and am learning how to play it. The next time you're in Las Vegas, let me know and you can play mine. @@ThePianoforever

Good demonstration. The only thing I don’t like about the Roland AT-90 and 900 organs is that, for the top of the range, you would have thought they would have given them a full upper manual going down to C1, and even a full classical 30 or 32 note pedal board. But I guess the people who would have wanted these features were not really the target market. But it seems their actual target market was not big enough anyway, since they stopped producing them.

I have heard it was made in Washington state, USA. The Atelier line is unfortunately no longer in production.

I hope Roland makes a keyboard arranger with the best quality especially sampling