We are delighted to introduce Sketch Dreadnought, our latest guitar instrument for Kontakt 6.
The recording process involved using high-quality microphones, a piezo pickup system, and a magnetic pickup.
Notably, post-recording controls allow for adjustment of microphone, piezo, and magnetic pickup levels, providing users with unparalleled sonic flexibility to tailor the sound to their preferences.
Please note: FULL retail version of Kontakt 6.1.1 or later is required. NOT for Kontakt Player.
$79.00
The instrument provides extensive control with post-recording adjustments for mics, piezo, and magnet levels, ensuring maximum sonic flexibility.
It includes 12 articulations, 2 round robins per note, and varying velocity layers for Pick, Finger, Mute, and Flageolet.
Automatic position changes, a unique Keyboard Mode, auto legato, aftertouch (Vibrato), and offset controls offer diverse playing techniques.
Speed controls, percussion samples, EQ adjustments, custom convolution reverb, and 2 repetition keys for the last note contribute to a versatile and customizable musical experience.
Sketch Dreadnought Guitar comes with a MIDI Pack.
The midi pack includes 54 accompaniment styles.
15 types of fingerstyle, 32 types of strum, 7 types of Bass/Chord, 4 types of guitar chords (Maj, Min, 7, mb5).
2592 chords in total.
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Martin Forcadell (verified owner) –
POSITIVE
– This acoustic guitar has a good sound.
– The sound is clean, and without Fret Buzz. Personally I hate when acoustic guitars have incorporated the Fret Buzz. It is not the case.
– Since the sound is clean so it will not bother the mix.
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NEGATIVE
– I do not like that it is limited in low notes like a normal guitar, sometimes I would like it to sound on D and even in C, as if the guitar was down of tone.
– When pulse 3 notes in a row, the last note sounds lower in volume, I don’t know why.
– It is one of the Kontakt instruments that take longer to load.
– Many times when you release the keyboard key an added noise is heard, which could have been avoided. Or at least be able to configure it. One thing is that any time this noise is heard to simulate naturalness, and another thing is that “every time” you release the key is heard that added noise. In acute notes it shows more clearly.
Best Regards. Martin.