It locks into the initial note. Midi Guitar (sorry I called it Guitar Synth above) seems to convert notes played on the guitar into MIDI note on/off messages at a fixed velocity. It's pretty limited compared to a proper dedicated hex pickup / guitar synth module, but for 10 bucks it's still a great tool. Playing chords on a guitar and hearing a lush pad swell up underneath is a beautiful thing... and power chords with some Nave patches absolutely kill. I have tried several different setups - direct into Alesis IO Dock (which allows monitoring of the clean guitar through one channel), through a few different amps' line out into the Dock, mixer into Logic amps/fx with mixer channel send back out into the Dock and then into the mixer... fun stuffed_f wrote:Going to have to look into this one. Without pitchbend what does it do? Lock into the initial note? or on bending does it eventually jump to the next note?
The app is free to download and try for yourself btw.I haven't tried it with Audiobus yet, not sure how I'd set it up but will mess with it when I have time.
You'll note that in the link above that there is a beta version for Mac/PC which I haven't tried yet, but I did download it and had a look at the interface which appears to have more parameters. I'll set it up properly and give it a go over the weekend
That Axon looks sweet btw!