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04-Dec-2020
by Dan Grauman
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 Now Available! Gary Dahl—the Legacy Continues (GDTLC), is proud to announce the availability of two editions of the Essentials Collection for the Roland FR-8X and Bugari Evo digital accordions.The Essentials Collection - Acoustic Edition is packaged specifically for musicians who enjoy the acoustic accordion sounds of the Roland and Bugari digital accordions. This collection consists of the two acoustic accordion sets which introduce the sound of the popular Borsini SuperStar. Using the Roland sound engine, the tone, timbre, and color of the Borsini SuperStar are faithfully reproduced with a range of musette tunings. The Essentials Collection – Acoustic Edition is being offered at $39.95 USD. The Essentials Collection - Premium Edition is the foundation collection of digital accordion resources from GDTLC. The Premium Edition includes: * 2 foundation Sets based on the sound of the Borsini SuperStar? * 84 User Programs using the Borsini sets plus orchestral instruments, covering a wide range of uses? The Essentials Collection – Premium Edition is being offered at $99.95 USD. How We Developed These Satisfying Sound Offerings: All digital programming from GDTLC undergoes a comprehensive finishing process. This process includes placing each instrument or reed at the desired location in the sound field, balancing volume according to its role with other instruments or reeds, and blending and optimizing the sound of each instrument or reed using a number of other signal processing steps. This comprehensive finishing process produces mellower smooth sounds, crisper bright sounds, and well-optimized sound combinations yielding a rich, full, and professional sounding result. Volume is a particular area of focus. Recorded music underwent a number of years of “more volume is better” thinking—often referred to as the volume wars in radio. Now, it is generally accepted among audio engineers that high compression can be fatiguing and washes out the music. Instead, our finishing process allows for a wide dynamic range with thoughtful proportion among the instruments/reeds and between treble and bass. With plenty of signal headroom left after finishing, the performer is in full control of the sound. For more information, or to get your Acoustic or Premium Edition, visit the GDTLC website. |