GuitarPro 6 – Settings for Flamenco Sound and Feel

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Lucerom

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Joined: Feb. 13 2006
From: Denver, Colorado

GuitarPro 6 – Settings for Flamenc...

Hello everyone.

I’ve purchased GuitarPro 6 about a week ago and am really enjoying it. Although the software itself if quite intuitive, the user help guide / manual is rather weak.

I was curious if anybody could provide some assistance on the following:
• What configuration settings would you recommend to get a good flamenco guitar sound? I currently have it set to Nylon Guitar, No ringing. What else can I do to make it sound more like Flamenco Guitar and less like a midi keyboard?
• Does anybody use the drum track?
• What sounds do you use for the golpe, cajon, palmas sordas, etc…

Also if anybody has already created some compás rhythms in GuitarPro for palos such as Tangos, Solea, etc… Could you possibly post them? I would like to add some backing tracks to my transcriptions so I can practice with the compás.

Thanks in advance for any information you can provide.

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