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This is what you get
Organic Sound We mainly focused on capturing the notes in a very realistic and organic way. All main articulations were recorded with a cool condenser in four times round robins and 2-3 velocity layers. Glissando The given glissando mode is unique and perfectly fits the sound of a Mountain Dulcimer. Tremolo Once activated, you can easily play true tremolo triggered by the mod-wheel. Strumming Engine A very realistic strumming engine that perfectly simulates the velvety and shimmering strumming of the Mountain Dulcimer. It is a unique feature with a Strumming Speed Slider that mimics the speed of the hand and drone option. |
Many Articulations We recorded many different and unique articulations to give you a vast spectrum of sound possibilities. Each of them is useful for a different kind of musical style:
Eight Reverb Types Besides several different sizes, you get special types such as "Infinite" and "Ghost". |
Listen to some audio demos
The Pale | Marc Rohles |
Green Gras | Eric van Gent |
Boom Bap | Till Metzner |
Odna's Playground | Marc Rohles |
What is a Mountain Dulcimer?
Although the mountain dulcimer has its origins in the Appalachian region in North America, it was at the hands of German, English, Irish and Scottish immigrants that the instrument came to life. The instrument presents characteristics of many European stringed instruments, especially the German Scheitholt, considered the Mountain Dulcimer's primary ancestor. |
The Walkthrough
Review by Virtual Orchestration