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Joel Christian | 1 Jan 2004 02:07

Re: Roland'sGI-20, iMAC and other questions.

K:

Can you tell us a little more??  The GR-33 is known to be a bit slower 
for MIDI out than the GR-1, but it still should work for you.  The GR-33 
manual is available from Roland customer service, which should have the 
patchlist too.  Does you JV see the GR-33 when you connect 33's midi out 
to JV's midi in??  Can the JV send and receive a patch from the MAC??

Does anyone know of a midi-ox equivalent for the MAC??

The GI-20 is nice, but I recommend getting the GR-33 to work first.  It 
may do enough for you.

Joel C.

Butch:

>Is there any FAQ's for midi Guitar
>Like; Tracking , Pitch Bend, String Gage, Triggering & so On.....

I have some at my site: (below)  if you don't see it there let me know 
and I will add it.

Joel C.

http://www.geocities.com/midi_guitar/faq.html

kfinmus wrote:

>I am interested in composing midi/DA pieces with guitar. I am
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tgalf | 1 Jan 2004 16:44
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Re: LIMEX midi guitar controller?

I inquired about this device and am still waiting for answers as 
to "how and why" it works and asked for a comparison on technology 
used and actual tracking vs. the current RMC/Roland/Axon devices. 

My guess is that in order to go through with manufacturing this 
product they had to do a study of existing devices in order to 
justify the rollout.

The features are fairly basic except for the wireless: here is the 
first reply from the inquiry (I will end the message with the reply 
and post a new one when I get more answers):

This MIDI for guitar is only for 4 -6 string guitar.
Installation does not require any special skills. You  can  do it 
yourself
and install it on any make of the guitar or you can send your guitar 
here
and we make the  professional installation.
Features :
> Transmission of the program number

> Change  the bank number

> Mono / poly

> Velosity

> Pitch  (POLY mode, MONO mode)

> Second MIDI channel
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tgalf | 1 Jan 2004 16:50
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MIDI guitar custom builds

Does anyone know a MIDI guitar specialist who may be able to do 
custom implementations of 6 plus strings using Ghost or RMC pickups?

Just wondering as I am trying to attempt a custom guitar that is 7 
or 8 strings.

I heard Hipshot is working with Graphtech for their bridges 
including the Trilogy (multi tuning bridge) and they have 6, 7, and 
8 string solutions for electric guitar.

I also know Timtone does some special stuff but this guy is very 
high cost.

Anyway a point in the right direction could solve my problem so it 
would be much appreciated

Thomas

Go Giants.... oh yeh they didnt make the playoffs

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Matt Picone | 1 Jan 2004 16:55

RE: MIDI guitar custom builds

Check with Axel Rudich, the midi luthiery master.  

"info <at> arguitar.com"

-m <at> 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: tgalf [mailto:tgalf <at> yahoo.com] 
> Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2004 10:51 AM
> To: midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [midiguitar] MIDI guitar custom builds
> 
> 
> Does anyone know a MIDI guitar specialist who may be able to do 
> custom implementations of 6 plus strings using Ghost or RMC pickups?
> 
> Just wondering as I am trying to attempt a custom guitar that is 7 
> or 8 strings.
> 
> I heard Hipshot is working with Graphtech for their bridges 
> including the Trilogy (multi tuning bridge) and they have 6, 7, and 
> 8 string solutions for electric guitar.
> 
> I also know Timtone does some special stuff but this guy is very 
> high cost.
> 
> Anyway a point in the right direction could solve my problem so it 
> would be much appreciated
> 
> Thomas
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Dave Hillebrandt | 1 Jan 2004 17:22
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Re: Re: LIMEX midi guitar controller?

hi and happy new year, i will also be quite interested in finding out the
scoop on this device. it sounds like it has regular midi out and not needing
a converter such as Axon or Roland which would be great, more similar to the
old Casio guitars or midiaxe technology. price sounds very reasonable so
something seems odd cause would think should be quite a bit more expensive
for what would be needed for this to work well. Please let us know what you
find. Regards, Dave
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From: "tgalf" <tgalf <at> yahoo.com>
To: <midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2004 10:44 AM
Subject: [midiguitar] Re: LIMEX midi guitar controller?

I inquired about this device and am still waiting for answers as
to "how and why" it works and asked for a comparison on technology
used and actual tracking vs. the current RMC/Roland/Axon devices.

My guess is that in order to go through with manufacturing this
product they had to do a study of existing devices in order to
justify the rollout.

The features are fairly basic except for the wireless: here is the
first reply from the inquiry (I will end the message with the reply
and post a new one when I get more answers):

This MIDI for guitar is only for 4 -6 string guitar.
Installation does not require any special skills. You  can  do it
yourself
and install it on any make of the guitar or you can send your guitar
here
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JAMES L. HARRISON | 1 Jan 2004 17:42
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UPRIGHT BASS

Hi, group.  As a midi dummy I appreciate all the help for the beginners
here.

I'm trying to create a good upright bass patch on my GR-30.  There's way
too much sustain for the "thumper" sound I'm trying to get.  When I mute
the string there is a fret buzz [or some artifact] at the end; not real
loud but definitely there.  I have the manual [thank heavens!] but have
overlooked a way [if there is one] to have a sharp cut-off wave form. 
The only thing I found that appeared similar is in the arpeggio
function.

I still have the light strings and low action [which I know I need to
change].  Could this be part of my problem?

If someone knows where the info I need is in the fm please let me
know... [ggg]

Thanks,
James

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Matt Picone | 1 Jan 2004 18:48

RE: UPRIGHT BASS

Sounds like you need to look into changing the program's AMP ENVELOPE.
A shorter DECAY value with a zero SUSTAIN should do it.

-m <at> 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: JAMES L. HARRISON [mailto:res075oh <at> verizon.net] 
> Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2004 11:43 AM
> To: midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [midiguitar] UPRIGHT BASS
> 
> 
> Hi, group.  As a midi dummy I appreciate all the help for the 
> beginners
> here.
> 
> I'm trying to create a good upright bass patch on my GR-30.  
> There's way
> too much sustain for the "thumper" sound I'm trying to get.  
> When I mute
> the string there is a fret buzz [or some artifact] at the 
> end; not real
> loud but definitely there.  I have the manual [thank 
> heavens!] but have
> overlooked a way [if there is one] to have a sharp cut-off wave form. 
> The only thing I found that appeared similar is in the arpeggio
> function.
> 
> I still have the light strings and low action [which I know I need to
> change].  Could this be part of my problem?
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pootnik | 1 Jan 2004 20:41
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Re: Re: LIMEX midi guitar controller?

Happy new year to all!

Dis I miss something on the Limex-homepage?
I saw only accordeon-midi-stuff. Where is the guitar-stuff?

Cheers,
George
http://www.gpmusic.de.vu

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Olushola | 1 Jan 2004 22:20
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Re: V sampler

You can view/download it on "Music Central" page. It's a PDF file
http://www.halowe-graphics.com/music.html

Also the following site contains the original Vsampler 2.7 tutorial.
http://www.maz-sound.com/main.php?show=downloads&id=5&cat_id=12

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waynesilver | 2 Jan 2004 00:05
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GK and GI-20

Does anyone know if there is a way to change the setting of the GK 
pickup for "reverse"?  The setting is on the main settings page on 
the VG-88, but I can't anything about it in the manual for the GI-
20.  I don't see how Roland could have made an oversight like 
this... PLEASE, someone, fill me in!

Wayne

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