The dual output enables a lot of possibilities in a recording session Because the Jamstik can convert notes on the guitar to MIDI data, it has allowed me to make music in different ways than I ...

The Jamstik Studio MIDI Guitar is, as the name implies a guitar ... out of the FM while my computer tried to follow the bass notes as I strummed chords through a distortion pedal.

Since the MIDI standard was released in the early ... and will help translate guitar chords into, say, piano chords. The company has already raised $85,000 on Kickstarter -- well above its ...

For a standard that has been in use since the 1980s, MIDI ... guitar which also has a few selectors for changing the way that the device creates tones. He can set the interface to emit single ...

This odd guitar – it’s basically a MIDI device that is compatible with ... or console You Rock Mode I lets players hit the right note in any key, any mode, any time. You Rock Mode II teaches ...

This feature (as shown in the video after the break) turns the sounds from a guitar into MIDI notes. It’s monophonic and probably a little superfluous, but still very cool.

There are also a few switchable modes: Tap unsurprisingly lets you play by just tapping on the fretboard, and Slide lets you move smoothly between notes. "Through MIDI, you can also use the You Rock ...

The prototype offers four simultaneous MIDI change control parameters to ... the versatility of controlling each note on the guitar means that Southpaws could simply alter the configuration ...

The note either plays or it doesn’t ... Just don’t mistake it for a guitar. MIDI is the language that lets different musical devices talk to and control each other, and can travel over the air or over ...

The deepest note of a guitar string is determined by its maximum ... The developers say that information from the system can be converted into MIDI signals to record directly to DAW software ...

And the guitar was not designed with MIDI in mind. So keep your expectations in check. Massive X isn’t going to suddenly react like a guitar to your playing. And you should expect the occasional ghost ...