My GR33 just died. Worked well for many years to get my guitar playing into Sonar via midi. Just wondering what others are using now to translate their guitar into midi. I know I can do this with Melodyne, but something about using my Godin to create midi that still appeals to me. Thanks in advance.

I've been using and enjoying this: https://www.jamorigin.com/ 
 
Rocky

Here is one
https://www.sweetwater.co...vice=c&matchtype=e

I use this: http://www.yourockguitar.com/yrg-gen2/
 
It is kinda cheaply made, but it works for the most part.  Guitar Center had it on sale for $99 at one point so I got it.
t does at least let you do chords
 
I just found SOS review on this that may help you:
https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/inspired-instruments-you-rock-guitar

+1 on jamorigin. Pretty amazing how good it is. I use it to input notes into Finale.

I like the Yourock gen2 and use it the most. I also have a GR-55. I think it's better than the GR-33 for gtr2midi, but on the vguitarforum some people think the GR-33 tracks better. On the down side the guitar out output is noisy (output to guitar amp) and the hold pedal can't be reassigned - you have to use the pedal in the box. Besides the gtr2midi the PCM sounds are better in GR-55 and you get COSM modelling as well so you can blend the COSM and PCM together.
 
The Fishman Triple Play is popular, I have it on a guitar, but the guitar has a large radius neck and the FTP doesn't work very well under those conditions so I haven't used it much.

And don't forget Melodyne does this. I have exclusively created all my midi bass tracks now by simply drag and drop my audio bass tracks into a midi track. About 10-15 minutes of editing and you have a dead ringer to what you played on the bass. I guess if you have the full version of Melodyne it would do this for guitar chords too. 

Thanks for all the input.  A number of different approaches to basically get the same thing accomplished.  Jamorigin has a demo, so I think I will download that and see what it can do.  The midi obtained from my GR-33 also took some editing to clean up.  Depending on what style I was playing, it would add some notes that I am sure I didn't play! Just kidding there.  This whole recording thing has revealed quite a bit of sloppiness that I just didn't catch going live.  And I agree, the guitar output side was  bit noisy.  I definitely need something that does multiple notes and chords.  Melodyne is a definite option, and I have done a few things with it that have turned out well, except I noticed a few notes Melodyne processed that are slightly out of time with the audio recorded.  
 
I will come back to this next week after returning from eclipse watching. Thanks again for everyone's input!

I was actually impressed at how well Melodyne captured the notes in my case. I've not had timing issues at all. 
The only glitches are a few random notes added that I didn't play and a weird behavior of duration. It seems to record the note duration longer than they were played  and they overlap causing dropouts on repeated notes. I have to slip them all back globaly by a 64th.    But it's a fairly accurate representation of what I played. Of course you get best results when you play near to perfectly and try to avoid slurring pitch. I haven't tried guitar because I only have the basic version so cannot do chords.   

The JamOrigin does fairly well.  Actually seems to track a bit better than the GR-33 used to track.  Not sure if the MIDI output instruction was in the HELP dialogue, but I eventually found out how to output MIDI by clicking on the VST2 down arrow.  Up pops some options to enable MIDI output!  A friend has a GR-55 and I will borrow it next week.  Then compare the 2 input methods to Melodyne translation.  I did try out a Roland SY-300, but quickly found that while the SY-300 can transmit some MIDI data, it does not transmit MIDI notes.  Thanks everyone!