The tablet may be fitted to a drawer, rested on the music rack or dropped on the bench. The large screen is used to setup and for rehearsals. No software to install and works with most modern phones and tablets, even a laptop.

Setting up an instrument sometimes requires to access several different features of the control system. To avoid having to reach for the manual to look up the secret codes, especially as the visiting recitalist, the information needs to be presented clearly but not intrusively.

We have worked closely with organsists to create a new set of features that have practical use and intuitive settings. Including virtually infinite memory levels, Libraries to store your settings, Sostenuto, Pedal Divide, Crescendi, Swell box indicators, Record/Playback all in multiple languages.

If you have ever had to make compromises on console layout between visibility, ease of access, sensitivity to historic design and many more then Ensemble is the solution. Multiple screens interact with traditonal controls, always syncronized. Wireless to carry or hide, small or large, ultra thin to hide in a drawer.

Adding a new control feature such as a transposer or pedal divide is just another option in Ensemble. No hole-cutting and an infinite space available. Ensemble is compatible with a large range of existing SSOS installations.