"I'm more inspired by the creativity just to see if we could pull it off, and I think we did," he says. "The biggest thing to me was I always loved the challenge of, 'Could I re-record these and actually not make them sound exactly the same?'" "I'm not going to say 'Eric’s version,' but that’s pretty much it," Paslay says, referencing Taylor Swift's undertaking to re-record her early albums. The inspiration for recreating these songs was threefold: Paslay simply wanted to record his own versions of songs he wrote for other artists, he enjoyed the challenge of recreating his own songs and he now owns the masters of each song. Paslay’s version keeps the summer-fun feeling while adding a powerful beat. Then there's Jake Owen's 2011 hit, "Barefoot Blue Jean Night," which Paslay wrote with Dylan Altman and Terry Sawchuk. The album kicks off with Paslay's 2015 single "High Class," which greets listeners with panoramic production that leans more acoustic than the original but doesn’t pull any punches. I hope I have been as accurate as possible.This period gave also Paslay ample time to spend in the studio putting a fresh spin on his hit songs. to determine the rhythm of a strumming pattern, that will not work in Dorico 3.5”, does that mean that this problem is likely to be solved in future versions? I don’t know if that’s where the problem comes from, but when you say: “…Dorico does not currently output tempo information, so if the plug-in relies on this information, e.g. I have tried this on several different guitars and different versions of “Ample sound” and the problem is always the same. I would like to point out that I have disabled all synchronization between the VSTi and Dorico. When I export the midi project as is in a DAW everything works normally. When I activate a Key Switch the guitar plays 3 notes of the chord when it should play 6 notes. The same applies to guitar chords that are triggered by a keyswitch. The technique is activated but the sound of the technique is not played. However, the techniques hammer on / pull of and legato slide, even if the technique is activated on the “piano” of the VSTi as well as on the virtual instrument, the hammer on / pull of and/or legato slide are not played. Indeed, I can see on the “piano” of the vst that the keys are activated and that the techniques are activated on the virtual instrument. When I program all the techniques of the instrument (which are triggered by KeySwitch) into the expression map all the techniques are triggered when I start playback. Sorry for the problem which is not precise, I use a translator and I will try to be as precise as possible.
Je tiens à préciser que sur l’interface du VST la technique est bien enclenchée mais elle ne se joue pas. Le seul chemin que je vois et je me trompe sûrement (je l’espère), c’est que dorico a du mal à gérer ces techniques car les notes se chevauchent… Ce n’est qu’une supposition. Quand je vais sur Reaper sans changer aucun key switch tout marche convenablement.
Seule les techniques legato slide et hammer on pull off ne semble pas fonctionner, elles fonctionnent une fois sur 20, par exemple quand je change de nuance (ff, pp…) et tout de suite aprés sa ne remarche pas. I would like to specify that on the VST interface the technique is well engaged but it is not played.Įn effet j’ai crée toutes les expressions map de presque toutes les techniques. The only way I see and I’m surely wrong (I hope) is that dorico has trouble managing these techniques because the notes overlap.
When I go to Reaper to try everything works properly. Only the legato slide and hammer on pull off techniques don’t seem to work, they work one time out of 20. Indeed I have created all the map expressions of almost all the techniques.
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