2 reviews for Dutch Rosetta
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£29
The mass-manufactured guitar range consisting of the first guitars owned by the likes of Brian May, George Harrison and Paul McCartney; Egmond guitars, sold in the UK as Rosetti. We borrowed award winning composer and sound designer CJ Mirra’s to sample a bit of guitar history and teamed up with Karoryfer Samples (via an off-hand comment on discord) to bring Dutch Rosetta to the world. On paper, this is everything a guitar shouldn’t be; cheap wood, sitar-like ring, hollowed body kit-guitar. But it’s these ‘flaws’, plus the 60s hardware, that give this guitar its incredible character and sound which make it an instrument of choice for CJ Mirra’s award winning scores and sound design. The change in timbre up the fret board is vast with this guitar, so we sampled every fret on every string at two dynamics and multiple round robins to ensure that character is captured and present in the library. A handful of articulations were recorded; muted, harmonics, trems, whammy, behind the bridge and our new ‘Moods’ are all available at hand in one interface along with FX controls allowing for very easy scuplting of a vast aray of sounds. So keep things sounding familiar, or take it to new places by layering sound design patches from Waverunner Audio and Karoryfer Samples.
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francois bonet (verified owner) –
This is a well-sampled guitar with interesting effects/articulations that you wouldn’t find in more expensive virtual guitars.
I can see the Dutch Rosetta taking over or completing some of my other guitar libraries in some of my rock or post-rock-oriented projects or anything that needs a clean electric guitar with some characters.
Temme Sikkema (verified owner) –
I purchased this library the day it was released, but recently used it in a project which reminded me how good this one actually is. In cooperation with another fantastic indie sample developer (Karoryfer Samples) Ross has managed to create yet another highly usable character guitar. This fits perfectly in any modern mix, whether it’s a rock track, underscore or a cinematic cue. Highly recommended.