Enchilada Jones
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I sold off all my guitar synth stuff over last few months and the Fishman Triple Play floor controller was the last to go. (I’m trying to be a keys player… more a ‘user’ than what you would call a player but loving it)
Anyway sellers remorse set in and I was about to buy FTP Connect for those times I want synth sounds to use with my guitar player brain since I can’t improvise on a keybed as well as I’d like. Instead I took a chance on MG2 license for $149 and a day later installed the MG3 beta.
It is so wonderful to be able to plug a guitar, any guitar you like, into your interface and have such good tracking. It is better than the FTP that I was about to buy that would cost me almost twice as much. And the software, even in its buggy beta state, you can see the impressive potential.
When I think about the freedom from extra hardware combined with the excellent tracking, MPE / polyphonic nature and how the MG3 software seems to be heading toward a great design I think I can genuinely say ‘Game Changer’ status is warranted.
I think so because a lot of guitar players don’t bother with pitch to midi solutions due to the inherent problems. However, when word gets out, a lot of them who resisted it will become happy users. So that’s a change in the whole of the guitar game.
Well done Jam Origins for the MG3!
Anyway sellers remorse set in and I was about to buy FTP Connect for those times I want synth sounds to use with my guitar player brain since I can’t improvise on a keybed as well as I’d like. Instead I took a chance on MG2 license for $149 and a day later installed the MG3 beta.
It is so wonderful to be able to plug a guitar, any guitar you like, into your interface and have such good tracking. It is better than the FTP that I was about to buy that would cost me almost twice as much. And the software, even in its buggy beta state, you can see the impressive potential.
When I think about the freedom from extra hardware combined with the excellent tracking, MPE / polyphonic nature and how the MG3 software seems to be heading toward a great design I think I can genuinely say ‘Game Changer’ status is warranted.
I think so because a lot of guitar players don’t bother with pitch to midi solutions due to the inherent problems. However, when word gets out, a lot of them who resisted it will become happy users. So that’s a change in the whole of the guitar game.
Well done Jam Origins for the MG3!