Tuba Tune in D major

C.S. Lang's well known favorite. I picked this up last week, so don't judge me too harshly :)

The Billerbeck Domorgel sample set really is something. It doesn't have a tuba, but the 8' Trompeta Real (a chamade behind the casework) in combination with the 8' Cornet, the 8' Flute Harmonique, and the Vox Ludgeri (Clarinet like in quality) seem to serve as a convincing substitute. Interestingly, the cornet drops out below tenor F, so the final D note in the melody consists only of the chamade, the flute harmonique, and the vox ludgeri.

Registration:

Chamaden: Flute Harmonique 8', Cornet 8', Trompeta Real 8', Vox Ludgeri 8'
Swell: Doppelflöte 8', Bourdon 8', Viola 8', Principal 4', Flute Octaviante 4', Fugara 4', Nazard Harmonique 2 2/3', Octavin 2', Fourniture
Pedal: Principal Bass 16', Flute 16', Contrabass 16', Soubasse 16', Octavbass 8', Flute 8', Cello 8', Bourdon 8', Choralbass 4', Viola Tenore 4'

Mixer: 53 Front, 33 Rear. Blower and Tracker set to 1.