Taking Sascha off of Ignore briefly to see what he’s bitching about this time is like trying to bite into a Gobstopper with a cavity-filled tooth.
What's the actual point you're arguing about though?
Not really. You’ve yet to provide anything of value.
Sounds like it’s not for you then. Move along.
The SY1000 is great for harmonically restructuring the guitar strings into synth tones (with the exception of the oscillator synth which seems to be a triggered sample wave form hence it's poor tracking results).Isn’t that what the SY-1000 is? Except that it doesn’t have piano sounds or whatever
It works quite well.
Sorry it doesn’t work for you.
You don’t seem to understand what anyone in this thread is getting at, which isn’t surprising, but it is tiresome.
When I hear GM800 P2M tracking error from technically proficient players I don't believe your statement is entirely true. In one of the GM800 YT, one such technically proficient guitar player stated that the tracking errors are still there.Sloppy playing is somehow ok on guitar A guitar synth exposes these weaknesses in a player
But the underlying fact is nothing is really improved beyond what was already out there.
Bait...taken...?Nice edit, @Trollbait. He said I was talking out of my ass. I responded in kind.
and yet you continue to argue
The target audience is we who are attracted to bright shiny objects and support the repackaging marketing strategy in the hope that it actually works this time.What's the target audience size for a box like this? Super shocking that Boss would repackage something.
I'm only confused why anyone would want these translated via MIDI or anything else for that matter???Were we confused why pick scrapes, dive bombs and pinch harmonics don't translate to MIDI?
That's why I removed my post and I didn't want to seem like I was attacking you.Nice edit, @Trollbait. He said I was talking out of my ass. I responded in kind.
Proficient guitar playing doesn't always mean clean playing.When I hear GM800 P2M tracking error from technically proficient players I don't believe your statement is entirely true. In one of the GM800 YT, one such technically proficient guitar player stated that the tracking errors are still there.
The point is they don't have to be with current DSP modeling technically available in software.
Supporting Roland's product repackaging market strategy doesn't help get us a hardware guitar synth that can accurately model acoustic instruments and actually works for everyone.
I've only recently learned that acoustic modeling technology is available in software.What's your solution then?