Chony, this sounds great, and the guitar solo at 7:35 to about 8:00 is awesome!!!!!!!

I have a guy here in the same office as me, that acts as "the second opinion" on songs I download from Synthzone. He said at 5:00 "For God's sake stop this" because this kind of music is completely unknown here in Greece, but I find it very cheerful and well played. Very well played.
What does "Hassidic" means?

Some nice sounds in there, however the guitars well! I was bought up in the seventies with Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath etc, and we also have a lot of original and cover bands where I live, so I know how a guitar should sound, and the Tyros guitars have a long way to go yet.
If you follow this link http://www.nativeinstruments.de/index.php?id=guitarrig2_us&ftu=96434e5a20 you can download a demo to give you an idea of what they should sound like.
Keep the tunes coming though?

Bill

Chony ... keep those tracks coming ... A1!

Zalmi ... how did your Tyros cope with the trip? Good 2 c u back!

cyp

Thanks Bill, but remember I'm not using a real guitar -- this is with a keyboard. Can the NI Guitar Rig play from a MIDI keyboard and are the guitar sounds set up to recognize touch sense, after touch, modulation, and the effects of playing legato etc like the Tyros?

I'd certainly be interested if this was the case.

Chony

Guitar Rig is not a guitar simulator, it is a software program to replicate all the different effects processors, microphones, speakers, etc, that are used by guitar players on stage. (The racks you see behind the players)
The effects section on Tyros 2 is quite primitive compared to these, however if you played the Tyros 2 Guitars without effects,(Audio Output not Midi) through Guitar Rig then you would really know what they are capable of.
I chose this program’s demos to give you an idea of what a real guitarist sounds like on stage.
If you want Guitar Emulation then try Real Guitar, which is about as close as you can get, next to the real instrument.

Bill

Chony,

Excellent performance. Very creative use of instrumental solos to add variability into somewhat repetitive verses. The guitar solos are awesome - I am very impressed with your technique.

The alto (or was it tenor) sax on T2 sounds a bit fruity to me, but you used it very well.

I have taken some pointers from your inspiration performance (but don't worry - I am about as far from NY as one can get).

Best regards,
Alex

I forgot to ask you: there were a couple of riffs which sounded like multi-pads. Were they? or was it all in your custom styles?

Very exciting.

Cousin Ken

Please, could someone explain what "Hassidic" means?

Great music! Thanks for sharing!

According to my Webster's dictionary: Hassid is a variation of Chassid which is defined as a member of a Jewish movement of popular mysticism (whatever that means) founded in eastern Europe in the 18th century.

Graham