You're right, the drum track was very laid back, as was the original release of the song by Zak Brown Band.
I'll do something from other genres when I get a chance.
Regarding the guitar, most of the original featured acoustic guitar and vocals.
I can see I need to post a few more examples.
DonM

Yes, and since you do a good job of guitar emulation, it would be nice to see if Audya has the goods to at least surpass the Roland E-50 in that regard.

Please sir, could we have some more?

Ian

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Thanks, DonM. I'm really interested in what that puppy can do. You know, it comes from a pretty decent breedstock (Russ'll like that word) so I'm sure it can deliver when asked.

Sounded really good. Your style is really different and cool. The harmonizer sounds INCREDIBLE

Don

You are always a pleasure to listen to.

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Zuki: How do like the Audya harmonizer against your Pa800? I don't know how much variability is available on Audya's harmonizer (I know there's, what, 70-some on your Pa800) so it may not be so likely that you use yours the same way. Plus, just hearing the one song probably isn't the fairest way to assess the Audya's, but I'd be interested to hear your impressions/comparisons anyway. Cheers.

I re-read my post and no matter how I tried to interpret it the right way it STILL sounded like a slap at someone, which ABSOLUTELY was not my intent, so I deleted it ..
my apologies...
t.

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