Jam Origin MIDI Guitar demo

2017/10/03 20:27:43

TheMaartian

I just found this excellent demo jam (from 2009!) using MIDI Guitar 1 driving 6 instances of NI's FM6, one for each string. And MIDI Guitar 2 is even better. Impressive.

2017/10/03 20:46:21

Marshall

Impressive, but how do you set up instances as one per string?

2017/10/03 21:06:05

TheMaartian

Marshall
Impressive, but how do you set up instances as one per string?

Great question! Let's see how much of my time I can spend chasing down the answer.

2017/10/03 21:19:05

scook

I have no idea how to separate the strings without hardware but I did find a way to drive 6 mono synths, I posted it here.

2017/10/03 21:30:14

TheMaartian

I just sent Ollie an email asking if the MIDI Guitar mentioned was his, and if so, how might the guitarist have accomplished it.

I have a feeling that scook's reference (using midiPolyphony or its equivalent) is how it was accomplished. I doubt that MIDI Guitar 1 existed in 2009.

2017/10/03 21:40:53

scook

IIRC, Jam Origin released the first betas for MIDIGuitar in 2012. I bought it during the original beta sale period. Early on there was some discussion about tracking each string separately. The feature never materialized.

2017/10/03 21:48:58

bapu

So it's a Milli Vanilli demo in the OP?

2017/10/03 22:21:46

brandonc

there is a midi pickup on the guitar in the video. No Jam Origin Midi Guitar

2017/10/03 23:35:46

mettelus

+1

IIRC, there was a Strat that had the GK-2A MIDI pickup installed for use with the Roland GR-30. It looks like that may be the guitar he is using. The GK-2A does put out one note per string (on a 13-pin MIDI connection).

2017/10/04 00:01:42

BobF

Excuse me. This is the IKM forum.

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