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Post em up!I take that back; found some more images, and it does look like it'll have onboard sounds. Maybe it is a GR successor, sans VG stuff (since that's built into the SY-1000).
Post em up!I take that back; found some more images, and it does look like it'll have onboard sounds. Maybe it is a GR successor, sans VG stuff (since that's built into the SY-1000).
I very much doubt this is another SY. I'm thinking new pickup, new tracking, pitch to MIDI only with outputs to USB and MIDI. A modern GI-10/20.
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And no, I have no insider info on this one.
I can't find anything on the rear, but this is just too much for it to be just a converter.Post em up!
Between this and the "proprietary" TRS cable, it looks like a stripped down, pedalboard-friendly SY-1000 with a new serialized transmission of hex data. Probably guitar audio on tip and hex on ring in compressed digital format (or vice versa). I'd consider that a good idea and a major step forward over the old 13-pin cable - I only wish they'd done this 10 years ago, when I still cared.I can't find anything on the rear, but this is just too much for it to be just a converter.
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I sure hope not. I've never gelled with the SY sounds, and would prefer pitch to MIDI and PCM sounds.Between this and the "proprietary" TRS cable, it looks like a stripped down, pedalboard-friendly SY-1000 with a new serialized transmission of hex data. Probably guitar audio on tip and hex on ring in compressed digital format (or vice versa). I'd consider that a good idea and a major step forward over the old 13-pin cable - I only wish they'd done this 10 years ago, when I still cared.
Why would they be introducing both a new cable and a wireless setup? doesn't sound right. I don't think the SW rep knows anything other than maybe the price, at this point.SW rep called me back after I inquired. Wouldn't tell much me of anything other than confirming it's much like a wireless SY-1000 based on my guess. I don't know he's even sure that's true or not. He didn't seem to be that understanding yet. I probably know more about the guitar synth stuff that he does. So take that for what it's worth. August release confirmed. I put my name on one for now. We'll see...
Price is $749
I don't like the SY sounds, either. To be clear, I have no idea what's in that blue box. It just looks like an SY successor to me. And that's where Roland's head seems to be at lately.I sure hope not. I've never gelled with the SY sounds, and would prefer pitch to MIDI and PCM sounds.
"Probably"?I probably know more about the guitar synth stuff that he does.
Why would they be introducing both a new cable and a wireless setup? doesn't sound right. I don't think the SW rep knows anything other than maybe the price, at this point.
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Also, I have to say I love it when these manufacturers play all toughguy with the little shops about being careful not to leak shit, but it's almost ALWAYS someone like Thomann, Sweetwater, whatever that's leaking shit.
Or....It's probably just wireless GK with 1/4 input for magnetic oickups.
That looks like a strange…….toy……Or....
ETA: Ah fudge, now I see posts about a new TRS cable for a serial hex signal. I wonder how that's gonna work.
What are you on about mr. ui . . . the whole reason you have to work on improving is because the tech of a piano-keyboard that outputs MIDI note data is entirely different than that of a guitar that outputs MIDI data.I can understand that. I'm a total beginner on keys, but it's certainly something I can just work on improving without having the tech get in the way.
$100 says it's not proprietary; it's likely just a 110-ohm TRS cable (AES with 1/4" jacks). It'd be trivial for anyone with a soldering iron to build their own. I have a fairly good idea what BOSS might be doing here and if so, things are going to get exciting.Between this and the "proprietary" TRS cable, it looks like a stripped down, pedalboard-friendly SY-1000 with a new serialized transmission of hex data. Probably guitar audio on tip and hex on ring in compressed digital format (or vice versa). I'd consider that a good idea and a major step forward over the old 13-pin cable - I only wish they'd done this 10 years ago, when I still cared.
I have a fairly good idea what BOSS might be doing here and if so, things are going to get exciting.
Hence the quotation marks. :)$100 says it's not proprietary...
Agreed! Not sure why this didn't come along sooner. Maybe there wasn't a mux/demux solution that would meet the cost, power, and/or size requirements until now?I have a fairly good idea what BOSS might be doing here and if so, things are going to get exciting.
Good point; I hadn't considered that.The downside is that these cables probably won't scale to lengths beyond... 20 feet or so? You need twisted pair for anything longer (XLR or CAT-6), but that's plenty long within a pedalboard rig.
SAY THE SAFE WORD IF TRUMPETS ARE INVOLVED$100 says it's not proprietary; it's likely just a 110-ohm TRS cable (AES with 1/4" jacks). It'd be trivial for anyone with a soldering iron to build their own. I have a fairly good idea what BOSS might be doing here and if so, things are going to get exciting.
The downside is that these cables probably won't scale to lengths beyond... 20 feet or so? You need twisted pair for anything longer (XLR or CAT-6), but that's plenty long within a pedalboard rig.
If it's what I think it is, it's been proven and stable in (non-MI) products for years now. It's just starting to show up in this space. We've done a lot of exploration here and Yamaha/YGG has even influenced/defined some of the platform's feature set.Agreed! Not sure why this didn't come along sooner. Maybe there wasn't a mux/demux solution that would meet the cost, power, and/or size requirements until now?
BLADE RUNNER TRUMPETS OR GTFO