musikizlife
TCM Softhands
Must have this! now!
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^he says at about 4:30 that its got "full MIDI capability to access any sort of synth module you might want to" and a USB output. sounds like it can damn near do anything.
its too synthetic sounding for my liking...
so that thing amped with an axefx amirite?
Total waste of time. Don't you wanna FEEL the vibrations of the steel and earth(tree)? The total convergence of man,beast,and earth. I'd rather play a rubber band than that trinket.
How can you play a drum kit, piano, and alto sax at once on a standard guitar?
There are definitely guitar synths out that are that powerful. Really, the instrument in this thread isn't BETTER than a good guitar synth setup, it just works differently, giving you more control in some respects, and less in others.
Continuing what Infamous Impact and yingmin started, can you tune it in 5ths?
Looks very interesting I have to admit. I guess you would only get the best out of it though if you have a synth with enough power to use the "guitar" to the fullest of it's capabilities.
All kinds of awesome would be available then.
There are definitely guitar synths out that are that powerful. Really, the instrument in this thread isn't BETTER than a good guitar synth setup, it just works differently, giving you more control in some respects, and less in others.
The pickup is only half the picture, though. Which synths have you used it with?
Doesn't matter. Like other dude said, the issue is the tracking, not the unit it's connected to.
It does matter, because the pickup isn't the only thing that determines how well it tracks. I've owned five different guitar synths, and there are substantial differences in tracking between all of them, even with the same pickup. The current generation of Roland stuff doesn't seem to have any noticeable latency, even using the GK3, which is generally agreed to be inferior to the Ghost.