Darta’s Persona: Zero One combines a guitar rig with NAM capture loading
Darta combines a guitar signal chain with NAM capture loading. Here are the manufacturer-listed features, formats, trial limits and introductory price.
Darta Digital Audio has introduced Persona: Zero One, a guitar-rig plugin that brings pedals, an amp, cabinet processing and rack effects into one application. It also accepts Neural Amp Modeler captures in NAM and NAM A2 formats.
The launch was reported by Guitarload on October 23. Darta’s official page lists an introductory price of R$249 against a regular R$399.
Use the supplied amp—or load your own capture
The important distinction is that NAM support is part of a wider signal chain. Players can replace Darta’s built-in amp with their own capture while keeping the surrounding processing available.
Four pedal modules cover compression, octave effects, overdrive and modulation. The cabinet section offers two simultaneous slots, with three factory cabinet choices and support for users’ own impulse responses. Two slots should not be confused with only two included cabinet models.
Plugin and standalone formats
Windows users get VST3 and standalone formats; on macOS, AU is available as well. Standalone operation means a DAW is not required.
There is a trial, but it interrupts the audio periodically and does not save presets. That limitation matters when judging whether it fits a practice or recording workflow.
Read Darta’s product and compatibility details before downloading. The listed features are manufacturer specifications, not the results of a hands-on GuitarGangsters test.