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.. ah - i'm NST and warr player ... cruel world! 2009/5/21, Mark Sottilaro <zerocrossing@gmail.com>: > Thanks again for this! > > On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 1:34 PM, andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk> >wrote: >> Mark Sottilaro wrote: >> >>> . >>>> >>>> 3) Pitch Bend is fixed at 2 semitones. If you try a 2 semitone bend it >>>> often >>>> retriggers. Bends of one semitone are perfect. So no glissando for >>>> Rick. >>> >>> Interesting... I remember I had to reprogram all my synth patches to >>> track +-24 (or was it 12?) on my G50 to get it to track correctly. >> >> + - 12 >>> >>>> A trill on a semitone doesn't retrigger the synth, but on a tone it >>>> does. >>> >>> I'm not sure what that means... >> >> the semitone trill is accomplished with pitch bend info, >> so the synth envelope isn't triggered. >> >> whole tone trills trigger on every note of the trill >> >> >>>> 5)There's a thru output for the guitar signal, didn't test quality but >>>> will >>>> if anyone asks. >>> >>> I'd be curious. Would be nice if there was a total hard bypass. >> >> It couldn't be a total hard bypass, there's no bypass switch. >> I'll give it a whirl tommorow tho', >> to see how it sounds. >> >>> >>>> 6) No warbling! At least, no warbling on sustained tones. I know >exactly >>>> which note >>>> on my guitar gives the problems to all other devices, and the G2M >plays >>>> that note with >>>> a long sustain till it shuts off. Of course, if you have more than >>>> one >>>> note ringing at once, >>>> by design or haphazardness, then it warbles away. >>> >>> That's awesome. One of my biggest issues is the warbling that happens >>> as a note trails off. >> >> yes, they really nailed that one. >> Often there's notes on a guitar where the fundamental dies before >> the other harmonics, throws most pitch tracking algorithms into >confusion, >> but the G2M can't be fooled by it. >> >>>> Range is exactly that of the guitar. Lowest note it will >>>> track is low drop D. Highest note is the 24th fret top E. >>>> Outside that range....nothing. >>> >>> That's fine. Is there any synth that doesn't let you program it's >>> range/octave? >> >> indeed, >> but it would be an issue with bass players I think >> ...and NST guitarists >> >> >>>> >>>> Any questions....I have to pass it on to the owner soon. >>>> >>> >>> Thanks a lot for this. The more I hear about this little device, the >>> more I think it'll be a fun addition to my rig. >>> >>> >> >> I'll compare it to the G50 mono socket tomorrow too, but I don't have >> a hex p/u on a guitar at the moment. >> >> >> andy >> >> > > -- Raul Bonell at Blogger: http://raulbonell.blogspot.com Chain Tape Collective: http://www.ct-collective.com