ZDG vs SonarX1 - 04 - Rick's Scale v309

This is a rather repetitive track, as it is a basic arpeggio at various tempos for the different sections. An experiment with combinations of arpeggio tempos in a song.

A friend (Richard) Gave me a two bar arpeggio, and I had a little fun rearranging the notes a bit, and applying them to different instruments.

CamStudio didn't capture the VST plug-ins and fraps will not capture the XP desktop (Never uploaded), so I'l just list the layers.
The left Grand Piano is "Tiny but Bright", and the right is "Mini Piano (dry)", both with chamber echo.
The left strings are "Full strings long bows", and the right are "Full strings long & short bows"
The left Brass is "Bassoon, English horn and Flute", layered with "Trombone and French horn".
The right Brass is "Bassoon, Clarinet and Oboe", layered with "Trombone and French horn".

The Flux-thing lets me "cross-pan" the left to the right, and vise-versa, where the DAW pan only increases/decreases the gain of the laft/right levels. For the "Right" I'm sending the right to 0.2% left pan (center) and the left between 100% and 75% Right pan, depending on the lopsidedness of the instrument. For the left I'm simply placing the right input to the center about. Some instruments I do switch the pan, to place the lower notes on the extremes of the stereo spread occasionally. The goal is to get an even balance of highs and lows in both ears. A good example of lopsidedness is at the end of this track, a mistake. Another reason I made my own drum set, Why are the high toms only "over there" in every single drum Kit?. lol

I am using Sonar X1 (X1b build 242), Flux StereoTool thing, and Dimension Pro. The capture thing was only getting about 9 to 8 FPS on this track.

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