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guitar4him | 1 Apr 2005 04:16
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Re: Tracking problem on Bottom E usig GR09 & GK2A


It's been my experience that defective 13-pin cables can cause lots of
really weird problems with VG and GR equipment.

Ken

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> Ooh, that's a good question. Glad you thought of that.
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> > Have you tried using a different cable from the guitar to the VG?
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> > Ken

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David | 1 Apr 2005 13:38

I need to sell my midi guitar setup.


http://losangeles.craigslist.org/msg/66361866.html
here's the link to my ad on Craigslist.
thanks for taking a look if you're interested. 
david 

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hernanperezar | 2 Apr 2005 01:58
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gr 300 or IMG2010 X-ING Midi guitar.


Hi 
My name is Hernan Perez of Argentine (south america). I needs urgently 
to buy or to repair this part: Hexophonic microphone of roland 
g808/gr300. " Divided Pickup, Roland part number: 049-006 ". Or  Ibanez 
IMG2010 X-ING Midi guitar.
In my country it is not, or is very difficult. Might you help me?. 
Thank you very much  

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deadhead_boy | 1 Apr 2005 20:51
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Group for 7 string guitar players 


	

i have started a new Group for 7 string guitar players

you can join here

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S. Kerr | 1 Apr 2005 05:13

External Synth Sound Modules


Hello All:

Curious as to what most people in the group are using for external sound modules.  Recently I picked up a Brian
Moore i9.13 to go with an old GR-09 I have, but I'm finding the sounds within the GR-09 kind of limiting, and
was considering something that would add increased editing capability and some fresh higher quality
sounds.  Subsequently,  I was wondering if it's worth picking up a GI-20 and some sort of external sound
module (i.e. possibly a XV 2080 I think its called?).  However, I have some concerns about tracking with an
external module, especially if the tracking using a GI-20 and an external sound module would be not as good
as the tracking of the GR-09.  Also, I was also wondering how well the GI-20 communicates with sound modules
from manufacturers other than Roland and if its worth considering other manufactures.  Thanks.

Steve

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Hernán Pérez | 2 Apr 2005 02:12
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Hi

 My name is Hernan Perez of Argentine (south america). I needs urgently to buy or to repair this part:
Hexophonic microphone of roland g808/gr300. " Divided Pickup, Roland part number: 049-006 ". Or IMG2010
X-ING Midi guitar. Its compatible????

 In my country it is not, or is very difficult. Might you help me?. 

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Joe Khejl | 2 Apr 2005 23:03
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Re: External Synth Sound Modules


--- In midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com, "S. Kerr" <polkatulk <at> c...> wrote:

> Curious as to what most people in the group are using for external
>sound modules.  Recently I picked up a Brian Moore i9.13 to go with >an
>old GR-09 I have, but I'm finding the sounds within the GR-09 kind of
>limiting, and was considering something that would add increased
>editing capability and some fresh higher quality sounds.

I'm using 2 Emu modules, an UltraProteus and a Proteus 2000. Both have
a wide selection of samples  and filter algorithms and the P2K boasts
128 voices. Both are great for building up sounds from scratch or just
calling up basic samples. You have to look at what you hope to produce
soundwise in order to know what synths suit your style. There's lots
of good stuff to pick from.

>  Subsequently,  I was wondering if it's worth picking up a GI-20 and
>some sort of external sound module (i.e. possibly a XV 2080 I think
>its called?).  However, I have some concerns about tracking with an
>external module, especially if the tracking using a GI-20 and an
>external sound module 

The rule of thumb is that self contained Roland guitar synth systems
respond better than converter+module setups because they bypass the
need to transmit data thru MIDI which will cause some but not much
delay. This doesn't mean they "track" better, which is a function of
the converter being able to turn your playing into usable MIDI
information without error.

>  Also, I was also wondering how well the GI-20 communicates with
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David | 3 Apr 2005 01:52
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UNPLAYED Gibson ES-335, antique natural with RMC midi...


Hi. 
Emergency sale--typical but true. 

In 2001, I special ordered a dot-version Gibson ES-335 with natural 
finish from the Music Zoo in Little Neck, NY 
(http://www.themusiczoo.com/). It took over six months to arrive. 

Here's a picture of the model I need to sell. 
https://secure2.ida.net/chesbromusicretail/index.cfm/Sel/displayitem.c
fm/Catagory/232/Item/34086/cfid/659619/cftoken/4776581.htm 
2900 (the normal discounted market price from mfg suggested retail of 
over 4,000. 

I wanted to get into midi, digital recording with it and searched-out 
and found the top of the line digitizer.  The answer to that is RMC, 
if you didn't already know.  
Here's the link to what was installed. 
http://www.rmcpickup.com/powrbridgeg.html 
$250 

I also needed to have this box in order for it to be fully midi. 
http://www.rmcpickup.com/polydriveii.html 
$350 

Then I needed a specialized, six-foot cable, which costs $45 

The power bridge was installed by Renson Guitars, near Hollywood. The 
shop is pretty well known. Kenny Logins was there picking up a guitar 
when I dropped mine off, but I'm sure he has some well-respected
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Matt Picone | 3 Apr 2005 03:42

RE: Re: External Synth Sound Modules


> > Curious as to what most people in the group are using 

VIRUS VIRUS VIRUS! (Access Virus)

www.access-music.de 

The BE ALL AND END ALL of midi guitar sound modules.

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Nik | 3 Apr 2005 10:43
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Re: External Synth Sound Modules


I get best results with E-mu Morpheus and Ultraproteus modules.
Both more than 10 years old, but both are very expressive, have a fast MIDI 
response both to notes and patch changes, are very versatile and reliable.

Nik

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Subject: [midiguitar] External Synth Sound Modules

>
>
> Hello All:
>
> Curious as to what most people in the group are using for external sound 
> modules.  Recently I picked up a Brian Moore i9.13 to go with an old GR-09 
> I have, but I'm finding the sounds within the GR-09 kind of limiting, and 
> was considering something that would add increased editing capability and 
> some fresh higher quality sounds.  Subsequently,  I was wondering if it's 
> worth picking up a GI-20 and some sort of external sound module (i.e. 
> possibly a XV 2080 I think its called?).  However, I have some concerns 
> about tracking with an external module, especially if the tracking using a 
> GI-20 and an external sound module would be not as good as the tracking of 
> the GR-09.  Also, I was also wondering how well the GI-20 communicates 
> with sound modules from manufacturers other than Roland and if its worth 
> considering other manufactures.  Thanks.
>
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