Sound Dust has updated Dulcitone. Originally designed and manufactured in Scotland in the 1800s, and with allegedly only 2000 in existence, the Dulcitone is a portable keyboard that was made for missionaries in remote African village churches to help perk up hymn services. It has a basic piano action with spring loaded felt covered hammers striking small magnet shaped tuning forks. Its a bit like a Fender Rhodes electric piano without the electric bits, and has a very lovely woody, clonky glockenspiel/celesta kind of sound.
The new version adds a new 3 octave architecture with individual effects and controls per voice octave plus a new GUI with built in manual.
Features:
- Binaurally recorded for lovely 3d sound.
- 3 voice, 3 octave architecture.
- New sample start controllers.
- Individual control of volume, pan, attack & decay, reverb send and saturation per voice group.
- All controls MIDI learnable.
- 500 MB of 24-bit samples.
- 10 dulcitone presets.
- Built in manual.
Price: £15. This is a free update for all dULCITONE1900 owners. The full version of Kontakt 4 or above is required.
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