You’re welcome as always

You’re welcome

I would imagine the pick up is exactly the same but with better build quality and a synthetic bone nut it's going to sound better as just a guitar.

😂😂😂😂 you really stuck the landing! Thanks for the tips

I think the Carvin/Kiesel NS1 holds up to the challenge especially for tracking, bends, individual string customization, etc. Especially when paired with the Roland VG-99. You can get the two for less than half the Expressiv/Rob guitar and not loose much (XY Pad maybe? Some other touch controls? But well worth it)

I have used it and I found it a little cumbersome but need to try again

And genome… I don’t have it

You do have it, @@TheGuitarGeek Everyone who had wall of sound before last week, or has TwoNotes hardware, has Genome in their account (along with some extra cabs), on the software page. Check your email. I know you have it cos you have a captor X behind you all the time. You gotta try it dude, the sound is better then Kemper, better than NAM, and imo nDSP, and the interface is just great. We might be at the point where digital sounds better. With the Fishman, recent firmware updates have made a huge diff, really worth trying again.

Check out the Carvin/Kiesel NS1 or Godin Multiac series. They all have hex pickups and work much better than this toy.

Seriously doubt it. If you look at the beginning of the video, you would have to do some real wood work to put the circuit board.

The Fishman TriplePlay wireless is a similar 6 pickup system that can

You could but it would be a lot of work

Just get a GK3 then and add it into any guitar. That's all they did here basically.

Mick played it JUST after I stopped recording… 😂😂😡😂😂

Of course, it’s midi. It can do anything

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It’s a shame you lack the creativity to use a tool like this.

@@TheGuitarGeek I think it's that patch that did it for the OP. Haha. But I myself have experimented with midi guitar parts through some beautiful quality synths with lots of expression capabilities and you can get that guitar-like pitch control on bends with a sound that isn't so jarring. Different sure, but not jarring. It doesn't have to sound utterly whacky. Just sayin... lol.

And if you open your eyes you can see a poser who doesnt know the value of reinforcement. ^^^

That's a great lyric !

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I am using GK3 pickup but it is tracking really poorly I wonder if this can be a fix

@@Floydandsome I've used many gk3 pickups to the point where my one man band setup was reliant on it. They great if you get the balance of install, correct unit and unit settings and a fresh cable and sometimes a fresh gk3 unit.

@@JaredGunstonTVI tried to replace a cable andit sounds better but I am not sure if changing the pickup will do the job since the pickup itself is quite costly anyway I wonder If it would be better to buy the jamstik instead

@@Floydandsomeyeah i change cables once a year if im gigging a gk3 system. Cable definately go wonky after time.

@@JaredGunstonTV Exactly! this bothers me so much

Yeah... I think that's because synth pedals entirely do away with shitty "pitch to MIDI conversion". I mean come on, regardless of how "fast" pitch to MIDI technology has become, it is still intrinsically shit. Try playing super low bass guitar notes... I bet you'll notice the latency big time. Think about it, a string has to oscillate at least once, maybe more than that, before the frequency can be correctly tracked. This tracking only gets slower and slower with lower frequencies. It's there even if you fail to notice it. Synth pedals literally just take the raw audio signal coming straight from the pickups and modify its waveform, so much so that it no longer sounds like a guitar. At least that's my understanding of how they work. As such, I bet this will become way more popular than MIDI guitars if it hasn't already, since you do not have to sacrifice anything about your playing just to get some kind of pitch tracker to accurately detect what you're doing. In all this time that MIDI guitars have been around I cannot figure out why pitch to MIDI hasn't just been abandoned. Why not just have MIDI notes be determined by simply electronically sensing which frets your fingers are pressing on? Way less convoluted. We have successful MPE-based MIDI keyboards like the Roli Seaboard and so on, so why couldn't that same physical technology be used in a guitar body? Even if it's just a controller and not "exactly" a real guitar? It would still be simply detecting finger position on the fretboard, alone, to determine MIDI notes, without the convoluted and computer-intensive processes involved in trying to find the frequency a string vibrates at, just to determine a fucking MIDI note! OK, rant over :)))

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What about a fish man triple play?

@@TheGuitarGeek i ordered jamstik may 6th, it won't charge. I've been emailing them back and forth over and over just asking for a replacement battery to test it see what is wrong. I lthought they already sent it, shoulda been here by now. They didn't send me a tracking number so i emailed them 2 days ago asking for a tracking number for replacement battery. today he emails me again asking if i can buy the battery on amazon. our fist discussion i told him this battery is not on Amazon Canada and not even any battery store websites have them in stock, they sell out cuz ppl use this same battery for vapes. So i'm sittin here kinda upset, my parents are upset, we are all wondering why they still has not sent my battery so we can see if that is even what is wrong with it. guitar just been sitting on the counter in the bag since i got it. almost a month ago now. What would you do in this situation. i dont' think i can be patient much longer and my dad is asking for their phone number now

​ why was my comment deleted? i'm literally having a nervous breakdown over getting a faulty jamstik and he's not really helping me like they should. all he has to do is send me a battery to see if that is what is wrong..cuz the one i have is either faulty or it's the guitar itself. apparently he still never sent it after numerous emails making me think they already did, then this morning email telling me i should look for battery on a m a z o n.. dude... i'm a game composer right.. i'm in Vi forums.. He really should be helping me out right now. this is super bad. my parents are mad. i'm mad. guitar been just sittin in the bag on my counter for a month waitin for a replacement battery to test. You literally can not get these batteries in Canada. sold out in all shops online, they are not sold on a m a z o n

Soo, why bother telling us?😂😂

Way better off with a midi expression pedal - youre playing synths now

@@mycosys synth plus floating tremolo and a Killswitch is endless possibilities

The sensitivity needed to be adjusted. Once that’s done it’s far more usable

They’re selling great, because midi guitars are great.

A friend of mine plays a Godin midi guitar. It's his usual guitar, often with a small midi expansion unit, not a keyboard synth. He tends to add string patches, or a pad sound.

This is much nicer looking than the Godin midi models and offers an alternative to the ugly models Godin makes.

Are you ok?

@AndyGuitarGeek lol. Love your sense of humor Andy, and your KZfaq videos!

@@dragan4658I don’t think anyone would consider the Godin LGXT or xtSA models as being “ugly” guitars, by any stretch.