That's why I abandoned all my old work flow when I adapted X1 Kenny. And it still took me till now to really get the jist of a new work flow.

But I have to say it's much better than ever. I can really move around now.

Looked at Jam Midi Guitar. Might have to try this. I wanna work with Melodyne first and see if I need more.

Just the other day I took some open guitar strumming and converted to midi and had piano and violin,cellos and flutes backing in no time!! This is opening up all kinds of ideas for me that are not possible before X3.

That's the spirit! It took much longer than I anticipated. But was well worth it.

But to go from S6 to X3!! Wow!! That's quite a curve. Karl's SWA videos are also good, as are Craig's and Groove3.

@Craig: wanting to try Rapture with midi and use all six elements. I was going to hold off on Jam midi but I am definitely very curious!! To play it in real time is very tempting!!

jb101

Download the demo. It is free, but it may well make you want to buy it.
 

Ok you talked me into it. Will do!

Downloaded the demo of the Midi Guitar. Had to patch my midi out back to midi in to record it but it worked. The demo added a low C note ?? But I erased it.  Real bad latency at first until I  set my Scarlett mix control down to a dangerous 2ms. Still a bit of latency but that's my computer I guess. 
 
It tracked a little worse than my GR 50 with lots of glitches and false triggers,  but was not bad as far as software goes. You must remember that the GR Synths don't even use midi , the guitar drives the synth directly.  The midi output added latency compaired to the on board sound.  And you can set the sensitivity for each string which is super important. I guess if you had adjustable poles on you PU it would do the same here. 
 
Low note will always track slower because it takes a little longer for the wave to be analyzed. That is why Bass Guitar synths were a failure. The one that worked Peavey? had some kind of special frets and was not pitch to data. 
 
Any how try the demo and see what you think, It cuts out at random so you won't get much done until you buy it. 
 
And yes there is the stand alone unit and a  dll  32 or 64 bit you drop into Sonars VST folder.
I first inserted it into an audio track EFX bin and it worked with it's built in sounds ( they suck) but I couldn't figure out how to set the midi output. 
I then used the stand alone and set the midi output to my Scarlett, patched a jumper out to in,  then armed a track in Sonar with the Scarlett midi input and output to TTS-1. 
 
 

Well,
I did the upgrade to Editor,and the results are just fine,if a little taxing on this 3 year old Dell,though I'm pleased as I really can't play keyboards,no matter how much I thought I could.
 
Dimension Pro is now really amazing me,even though I've had it since early X1!
 
I really didn't want to have to go the MIDI guitar"pickup"route,especially being left handed,though I don't have a clue wether turning the pickup the other way would even work?
 
So problem solved,now about the music.....
cheers
Bob

You could also use a Fishman Tripleplay wireless pickup: http://www.sweetwater.com.tore/detail/TriplePlayPU