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Rocky
thanks for the offer and if you do contact them I would be interested.. perhaps! Not loaded it up yet but shall do over the weekend and if it is useful I would be interested at around $60 - not sure about anymore as I quite like the look of the Triple Play and can't see a use for both!
Cheers
Nigel

If the developer is willing, I'm in on this as well and do like Nigel's pricing proposal......not sure if it's worth a $100 yet, but it certainly has the potential to develop into something very good. 


Playing Z3ta on the guitar was simply fantastic and I'm going to check it out with Sonar tonight. I'd still like to play with it more and see if the response could be improved. 

I'm in for 30% off of the now $99.95 ($67.97)

I'm just waiting on the confirmation e-mail right now.
This does look interesting.

btw, Mesh, I still tinker with Messiah5, but haven't spent nearly the time with it I would like to.
That complex motion stuff is fun to play with.
Have you done anything with it?

I've got a Roland strat and the GR-33, and I didn't think this was in the same league...and my GR-33 is two generations ago, from Roland.

I found it glitchy and the latency was pretty bad.   All the videos are people playing whole notes and strings and such... 

The 30% off deal was a beta, intro offer, supposedly ending 1/1/13...but I think with a pile of offers, they'd  offer it up again.

RobertB


I'm just waiting on the confirmation e-mail right now.
This does look interesting.

btw, Mesh, I still tinker with Messiah5, but haven't spent nearly the time with it I would like to.
That complex motion stuff is fun to play with.
Have you done anything with it?

Hi Robert,


To be honest, I haven't done a single thing with it......I'll probably do something once I build a new 64bit machine (time permitting with my 3 little ones). I'm sure there's a bit of a learning curve involved which I can't commit the time to (yet), but very interested in doing something in the future....I may have to tap into your experience later on. :)

I'm hoping the developer for this MIDI software will work on all the improvements to making this a useful tool for us. 

Mixmkr: I have a pretty old system (built in 2007) with Vista running and got it to work fairly well (32 bit)....it wasn't perfect, but did tweak the settings and used the ASIO drivers to get it in a decent playable condition. Did you try adjusting some of the settings? 

Mesh...  yeah, I messed around several times... tried ASIO, WDM, etc...  I was getting about 10ms latency as a guess, as my best, after adjust buffers, etc.  VERY quick slap back kind of delay.  Using my Layla 3G and Sonar, it was pretty glitchy too or tracking about 70% and throwing in odd noises every now and then, which would totally rule out live use for me.  I tried several guitars and sounds going in as well.  Since I'm very interested in MIDI guitar, I'm really wanting this to happen, but either I'm missing something or I've gotten used to my current setup with the Roland GR and Roland Strat.

I'll be watching this closely though.  I don't give up easily!

one last item... using the trial version, when I transposed down, that wasn't working either.  IOW, the bottom note remained the same, but only where I now played it on my guitar.  Using the trial piano sound...  so it worked as far as where I played it on the guitar, but I couldn't play lower sounding notes.

bluzdog


I shot 'em an e-mail and included a link to this thread.

Rocky

Rocky
Even though I have not even tried this (cause I did not get the DL Link) I would still be intrested in this offer...
 
Clifford

mixmkr


Mesh...  yeah, I messed around several times... tried ASIO, WDM, etc...  I was getting about 10ms latency as a guess, as my best, after adjust buffers, etc.  VERY quick slap back kind of delay.  Using my Layla 3G and Sonar, it was pretty glitchy too or tracking about 70% and throwing in odd noises every now and then, which would totally rule out live use for me.  I tried several guitars and sounds going in as well.  Since I'm very interested in MIDI guitar, I'm really wanting this to happen, but either I'm missing something or I've gotten used to my current setup with the Roland GR and Roland Strat.

I'll be watching this closely though.  I don't give up easily!

one last item... using the trial version, when I transposed down, that wasn't working either.  IOW, the bottom note remained the same, but only where I now played it on my guitar.  Using the trial piano sound...  so it worked as far as where I played it on the guitar, but I couldn't play lower sounding notes.

Sorry to hear that mixmkr....
For me, it worked fairly well as far as latencey goes and I didn't notice any. It couldn't keep up with quicker picking patterns as I'd like it to (with Input Sensitivity is maxed), but didn't do any buffer changes in my Line 6 TonePort soundcard. Alchemy was just a treat!!!
 
You can see if this latency issue can be fixed with using your network cable router (WIFI MIDI)......since it's still in the developement stages, we may be the ones who find some of the solutions.
http://www.jamorigin.com/midi-guitar/wifi-midi-guide/index.html#latency 

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