Dulcitone sounds like a celesta, but with a sweeter, quieter and rounder tone. The sound comes from tuning forks, which vibrate when struck by felt-covered hammers. We utilized a variation of different hammers.
Grieg Op 43 No 17 (Op.43-1) Butterfly, rearranged for Dulcitone Pro Main Patch
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The instrument was overhauled by a professional piano restorer prior to the sampling session Mechanics and pedal, squeaks and keysounds were captured and mapped to individual tracks.
Key sounds, mechanics and quirks on separate faders
Imagine sliding your fingers through a curtain of small threads with bells. This feeling, was something we have tried to implement in the Sculpt FX settings. Simple XY movements leading to complex and unexpected results.
IN SETTINGS VIEW YOU CONTROL :
load/save universal settings
magnify user interface
velocity curve option will help you adjust the instrument to your playing style
Articulations switching from KS or CC
Transpose
Simulated round-robin option where nearby samples are swapped in
The interface is 2size scalable. Simple to look at, easy to play, and with advanced options available behind every control. On the left side you have the usual suspects, like reverb and delay etc. Mixer tracks on the right side, with purge buttons and routing opportunities.
“Such a lovely sound, expressive, subtle and complex simultaneously.” -KgDrum
“Wrongtools has done it again!” -Niah
“sound fantastic! Congratulations @wrongtools ! Very inspirational” -Emilio
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