Wow, all this time I thought the retuning was just a plus or minus transposition for midi instruments, I didn’t realize it would retune the actual wave form of incoming strings string signals? I’ll have to try it. I use an Antares ATG-1 and love it for several reasons. It keeps each string in tune, all the way up the neck. So even if I bump a tuning peg and a string goes flat it will pull it back up. Or, if I tried a different gauge string and my physical intonation is off on some frets, it will pull those back in tune. I also love the physical models, the 12 string is absolutely excellent. Lastly the alt tuning works great, it retunes to any open chord at the press of a button. MG3 Hex needs that autotune feature for each string too, it’s amazing on the ATG-1, and still allows for bends and natural playing.
not quite the same, but string tuning bit me back more than once (forgot i had -4 transpose applied while tuning, tightened the string too much. i think this was while using 6 instances of mg2, long ago).
adding physical models would be killer.
the other option i’m ready for is tuning to scales, so that i can see if just intonation floats my boat.
but as things go i think these features should wait for mg4hex.
on the electric side of things i’m pretty covered, plus i’m on live12 standard, no max.
what i am hoping for is acoustic models, like a gibson j200, classical/nylon, a nice banjo, stand up bass, stuff like that. and while i’m dreaming, a way to capture instruments and share them with other mg3 users.
