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David | 1 Jun 2005 13:47
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Yamaha Midi Guitar Controller for sale/swap

For sale/swap one brand new Yamaha EZ-EG midi guitar controller. 
Guitar shaped midi controller with switched frets, seperate strings 
for strumming and trem bar, complete with usb/midi interface,manual, 
software and box. Its a great device, but I need to make space for 
some other gear arriving shortly.

These are very hard to get hold of in the UK and are a well kept 
secret for midi guitarists, there is no pitch to midi conversion with 
this guitar, what you play is what you get, the only thing you have to 
get used to is the switched frets. Click here for more info 
http://www.tencrazy.com/gadgets/ezeg/ will accept £195 or swap for 
other guitar synth stuff or sound modules.

I'm located in Scotland and will post to UK/Europe, contact 
davenow <at> hotmail.com for more details.

Cheers,

Dave
www.dave33.btinternet.co.uk

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Gerry ODowd | 1 Jun 2005 15:19
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Re: Axon AX-100SB + Yamaha DB51XG/Upgrade?Update?

You may want to consider the new Terratec software & soundboard 
upgrade/update for the AX-100, including a software editor. However, 
it is not yet clear how much the upgrade will cost, or when it will 
be available.

Hey Terratec, how about some updated information on the 
update/upgrade for us AX-100 owners?

Gerry O'Dowd

--- In midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com, "monokchrome" <monokchrome <at> h...> 
wrote:
> Thanks Nik, knew I could rely on your knowledgeable assistance!
> 
> I had a fear that it was a hardware stuff up. I've tried unplugging
> and replugging the soundboard, with no luck. There was a bad 
feeling
> from the moment I bought this unit off eBay. Took forever to send, 
and
> when it came, it didn't work right. Beware 'Mannys Music' in NY. 
> 
> I might try to sell this off as an AX100, since that part of it 
still
> works fine!
> 
> 
> --- In midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com, "Nik" <fluke <at> g...> wrote:
> > Nothing to do with the firmware. Maybe the SB card isn't plugged 
in 
> > correctly? Certainly a hardware fault of some sort.
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Gerry ODowd | 1 Jun 2005 15:48
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Re: TerraTec AX 100 MkII Update on Updates?


Gregor,
Can you give us (Axon AX-100 owners) some updated information on 
prices and availability?
Gerry O'Dowd

--- In midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com, "gpogatzki" 
<Gregor.Pogatzki <at> T...> wrote:
> 
> 
> Dear AXON users!
> 
> As there were a lot of rumours coming up, I´d like to give you 
some 
> more info on the new TerraTec releases.
> 
> Maybe I should first introduce myself. My name is Gregor and I am 
> TerraTec´s programmer for all the things that have to do with the 
> AXON.
> 
> Let me start with the good news for all of you:
> There will be an upgrade package for the BlueChip AX 100, 
including 
> the new soundboard, the PC editor and a new firmware (Version 
4.xx).
> This package will be available soon, but I cannot tell you a 
concrete 
> date and price yet.
> 
> The soundboard called "WaveXTable" has been developed by TerraTec
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Glenn Saunders | 1 Jun 2005 17:37
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Re: Re: TerraTec AX 100 MkII Update on Updates?

At 06:48 AM 6/1/2005, you wrote:
>Gregor,
>Can you give us (Axon AX-100 owners) some updated information on
>prices and availability?

It's been a while since the press release.  There aren't many distributors 
for the AX-100 either and one of them that I emailed never mailed me back 
when I asked for info on when the MkII would be available.

Frustrating.

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takashawa99 | 2 Jun 2005 01:32
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Re: Apple GarageBand, newbies, and MIDI guitar

Hi Wheat,

 I've been posting to the GB site as well and you were recommended. 
I've been using the GR-33 with my BM 13 Pin equiped guitars for a yr 
and a half for live applications. I just assumed I could use the GR-
33 with my new iMac G5, but I was wrong. The GR-33 is just too slow. 
I've been told I need the GI-20. I plan to use GB and Logic Express. 
I figure I can learn recording with GB before trying Logic Express 
which I already have. 
So, The Roland GI-20 ,,, that's what you recommend too, right? 
 Thnx,

Oh Takashawa,
Japan

PS One of my BM Guitars has both 13 pin and 5 pin... is there 
anything out there I can use to try out the 5 pin?

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> Now that Apple GarageBand 2 is included free with all new Apple
> Macintosh computers, there are a lot of newbies getting into
> multitrack recording of audio, loops and software-based samplers and
> synths played via MIDI.
> 

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vachtchenko | 2 Jun 2005 00:31
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Re: axon,what kann it be?

Hi.I contact Godin guitars.This is what they wrote to me:
Some notes can create a harmonic than will cause double triggers. To 
remove the unwanted vibrations from the harmonics, you can unscrew the 
back plate,  put some foam in the cavity, and re-screw the plate. It 
should solve the problem."
I,ll try this tomorow, now is to late...
regards vlad

--- In midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com, "gregor_malecha" <gregor.malecha <at> t
...> wrote:
> Hi Vlad,
> 
> I assume it has something to do with resonance in the guitar. 
> 
> I'm experiencing something similar with G on XII. fret G-string 
often 
> dropping one octave lower and G on D-string V. fret often flipping 
one 
> octave higher. 
> 
> Funny enough when I just now tried it again it was way less 
persistent 
> than it was at the time I discovered it, though I didn't change 
> anything in the meantime (Strat/GK2A/AX-100). And previously, new 
> strings hadn't made a difference either. (Climate or what?)
> 
> This resonance-assumption is supported by your observation that it 
> didn't occur on your other guitar. But if it's actually resonance, 
> where to start tweaking? That doesn't look like an easy task.
>
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Nik | 2 Jun 2005 11:11
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Re: Re: Apple GarageBand, newbies, and MIDI guitar

If the GR33 is fast enough (for you) for live, then surely it is fast enough 
for recording? Does it seem slower when you record?

To use the 5-pin output from the BM and also to get the best from the GR-33 
(via its 5-pin MIDI) you need a MIDI interface for your Mac.

Nik

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "takashawa99" <takashawa99 <at> yahoo.com>
To: <midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 12:32 AM
Subject: [midiguitar] Re: Apple GarageBand, newbies, and MIDI guitar

> Hi Wheat,
>
> I've been posting to the GB site as well and you were recommended.
> I've been using the GR-33 with my BM 13 Pin equiped guitars for a yr
> and a half for live applications. I just assumed I could use the GR-
> 33 with my new iMac G5, but I was wrong. The GR-33 is just too slow.
> I've been told I need the GI-20. I plan to use GB and Logic Express.
> I figure I can learn recording with GB before trying Logic Express
> which I already have.
> So, The Roland GI-20 ,,, that's what you recommend too, right?
> Thnx,
>
> Oh Takashawa,
> Japan
>
> PS One of my BM Guitars has both 13 pin and 5 pin... is there
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Bob Jones | 3 Jun 2005 02:36
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midistore in NY

I was just ripped off by this store recently.
I would recommend never buying here - beware.
THe equipment I bought was not working -
sent it back, and they claimed to never receive
it, even tho' on the phone one worker admitted to
getting the equipment back.
BEWARE!!

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jazzmaniacs_2000 | 3 Jun 2005 01:11
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Roland G-707 guitar wanted

I'm looking for a Roland G-707 guitar controller, preferably black,
but 
as long as its stock and in great shape, any color is fine. A big +
if 
you're in Southern California. Thanks. 

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takashawa99 | 2 Jun 2005 14:38
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Re: Apple GarageBand, newbies, and MIDI guitar

Thnx Nik,

 The GR-33 into the Mac ... then GB. Many erratic sounds, notes unplayed, unwanted 
notes, ect. Samething for G7 Sibelius. I'll have to get the GI-20. The 5 Pin would go to that 
interface that's no longer available. Mididaxe ... that company went belly up.

thnx again
Takashawa

--- In midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com, "Nik" <fluke <at> g...> wrote:
> If the GR33 is fast enough (for you) for live, then surely it is fast enough 
> for recording? Does it seem slower when you record?
> 
> To use the 5-pin output from the BM and also to get the best from the GR-33 
> (via its 5-pin MIDI) you need a MIDI interface for your Mac.
> 
> Nik
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "takashawa99" <takashawa99 <at> y...>
> To: <midiguitar <at> yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 12:32 AM
> Subject: [midiguitar] Re: Apple GarageBand, newbies, and MIDI guitar
> 
> 
> > Hi Wheat,
> >
> > I've been posting to the GB site as well and you were recommended.
> > I've been using the GR-33 with my BM 13 Pin equiped guitars for a yr
> > and a half for live applications. I just assumed I could use the GR-
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