DJANGO : GYPSY JAZZ GUITAR
● In doubletracking mode, the panning of the two guitars is always mirrored. If you wish to
create more complex pan scheme, you have to set the 2track pan to 100% and route
the left and right tracks separately.
● The fret noises triggered by root note changes also choke sustained chords and can be
part of the groove by placing the root changes in timely moments (e.g. a 16th note
before the new chord), following the same swing setting.
● Unlike Root and Chord keyswitches that set the active root note and chord upon
keypress, RR keyswitches need to be held in order to force the use of their
corresponding RR sample.
● When triggering a pattern you may notice a little lag on the first chord. This is normal. It
happens because patterns are synced to the host app tempo all the time (even if
playback is currently paused/stopped) and the first chord is waiting to ‘catch’ the next
downbeat.
CREDITS
DJANGO : GYPSY JAZZ GUITAR
©2016 Impact Soundworks
Produced by Dimitris Plagiannis and Impact Soundworks
Designed, recorded, edited and scripted by Dimitris Plagiannis
Additional editing by Erika Plagiannis and Christos Rigas
Additional graphic design by Constructive Stumblings
Guitar played by Vasilis Kotsias and Vasilis Antonopoulos
Dhole SelmerMaccaferri type guitar built by Adonis Goulielmos
(www.goulielmosguitars.gr)
Kleio 51 pickup built by Gabojo (www.gabojo.com)
Additional thanks to George Katsigiannis for the recording studio and gear and Nils Liberg
for the SublimeKSP plugin.
For more information, visit our website :
www.impactsoundworks.com
or email us at :
[email protected]
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