Gypsy Station Lite

Put some swing into your guitar and bring magic to your solos thanks to Gypsy Station and the support of the well-known french gypsy-jazz guitarist Samy Daussat.

Whether beginner, amateur or gypsy-jazz virtuoso, Gypsy Station offers hours of professional playback and support to progress rapidly.

Gypsy Station offers you more than fifty different tracks : waltz, tango, bossa. Samy Daussat plays cover versions of gypsy-jazz classics.

Every track and tempo was studio recorded, ensuring professional sound of the very highest quality. In Pro version, you can vary the tempo and tone to suit your style.

In short:

- More than fifty varied and high-quality playback tracks.
- Adjust the tempo and tone as you wish, without any compromise in sound quality.
- Download the tracks for offline playback.
- Tabs and chords follow the songs step by step.
- Add and edit your own music, synchronize your library across your mobile devices.
Fullscreen mode.

Free version (Lite):
A limited number of tracks are available and downloadable.
Tutorial Mode : the chords and tabs played by Samy Daussat are displayed while playing*.

Limitations of the Lite version: Tempo and tone cannot be modified. Track editing module is disabled.

Pro version :
All previously mentioned features are included, in addition to which you can enjoy :
Access to the whole repertoire of playback tracks (more than fifty) : waltz, tango, bossa.
Adjust the tempo, change the key to find the style that best suits you. Each track and every tempo was individually studio recorded to ensure optimal sound quality.
Song editing module : create and add your own accompaniments on your tablet and synchronize them on your mobile devices.

All tracks and tempos were individually recorded by Samy Daussat at Les Arcades studio, near Lille, France, in 2014 for Gypsy Station.

* Only available on Tablet.

About Samy Daussat :

Samy Daussat is a renowned french guitar player famed for having performed all around the world with some of the best gypsy-jazz bands.
He started playing the classical guitar at the age of 7. As a teenager, he fell in love with Django Reinardt’s gypsy-jazz style and began playing with well-known jazz bands in France and abroad. He joined the Reinardt's Trio in 2002 and started his own band in 2008. He has since performed all around the world and contributed to more than 50 albums. Meanwhile, he has taught master classes and published a number of guitar books. He recorded his 3rd album, “Nouvelle Vague”, in 2013.