Claviro Organ · iPad
Support
Write to us about anything: an organ that will not load, a MIDI console we have not seen, or a sample set you think we should know about.
Questions we are asked
Which organs does Claviro Organ play?
GrandOrgue sample sets — as a folder, a .rar, a .zip or an .orgue file — and unencrypted Hauptwerk sets. Copy-protected Hauptwerk sets do not play. A demo organ is included, so the app makes sound the moment it opens.
How do I import an organ?
Home › Import, then Organ package (.rar, .zip)… or Unpacked folder… to take one from Files, iCloud Drive or a USB-C drive, From a URL… to fetch one from the web, or Free organs to find free sets on their makers' websites. The import sheet shows the size and the plan it needs before anything is copied.
Do I need a MIDI keyboard?
No. The on-screen keyboard plays the organ. If you do have one, USB MIDI keyboards and pedals work without setup; Bluetooth ones pair first, in Settings › MIDI Input › Bluetooth MIDI Devices…
How do I cancel or change my subscription?
On the iPad, in Settings › your name › Subscriptions. The app's Settings › Plan › Manage subscription opens that same page. If you have paid before and the plan is not showing, use Settings › Plan › Manage plan › Restore Purchases.
A large organ will not load.
Choose Mono when importing, which halves the memory it needs; keeping the samples on an external drive saves storage, not memory. The import sheet tells you whether the organ fits whole in your iPad's memory; one that doesn't loads stop by stop, and a full tutti may not fit.
Hauptwerk is a trademark of Milan Digital Audio LLC. GrandOrgue is an open-source project of its contributors. Claviro Organ is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either.