I would like to participate in the MIDI Guitar 3 Beta.
I would like to participate as well.
Hey there,
I’d love to be part of the testing as well.
I’ve purchased MG2 today, and I have a hard time finding a suitable configuration.
Tried with 1 electro-acoustic guitar and 2 electric guitars.
I tried many combinations of tones / pickups but unfortunately for now it requires a lot of post processing.
I’d be curious to see if the new version somehow fixes some of the issues.
Please count me in for the testing!!
A minute of self promoting for beta test participation, heh.
I can test both MG and MB, as I have both bass and melody strings on my Chapman stick, and have my interest in picking up MIDI from both.
As a drawback - my playing technique is limited to tapping.
While not a minstrel of great renown, I at least do know how the bug report should look like.
I’ve been playing around with the MG2 demo for a while, and decided to purchase the full version today. Definitely be interested in the MG3 beta version. The stock sounds are quite amazing with guitar, but absolutely incredible with NI FM8 as VST plugin.
No thanks I really don’t have time to test the beta. I’m patiently awaiting the final product.
I hope the MODS in MG3 will be IAPs so we can show some financial support for all the hard work!
Sign me up! I currently use MG2 on an M1 MacBook with Logic Pro to record midi tracks.
Best regards, Ray
How many years has it been now without a single progress update?
I watch Lief’s vids on YouTube in hope of a catching any kind of hint of where MG3 might be at in terms of development – of course the content is a draw too! Maybe one day we’ll get thrown a bone, a tiny speck of info that will offer all us MG2 devotees a sliver of hope that there may be something on the horizon.
Ah well, it’s mind-numbing watching the expressions of interest piling up over years of uncertainty. I should stop checking the forum every day and go learn to code.
About long awaited updates, we have seen much worse from other developers, here are a few examples among many others:
NI Kontakt 4 years
NI Guitar Rig 9 years
Sonic Charge Synplant 15 years
And they have never been free, unlike MG.
Moreover, updates could be relatively frequent, but MG3 will not be be a simple update but an upgrade, which always takes much longer, especially given the major improvements that will be made.
I know that the developer is working as hard as he can to present a finished product that is as reliable as possible, and the simple fact that this upgrade will be free of charge inclines me not to be impatient in a way that I would consider inappropriate or even rude.
And above all, I don’t want to stress him unnecessarily, knowing that he’s doing the best he can.
I’m pretty sure I didn’t express my deep-felt desire for the next big jump in guitar synthesis or a development timeline update in a rude way – that was not my intention. All respect to the developer and to you, Herold.
I wasn’t talking about you or anyone else at all, but about myself and my judgment of myself only
That was just to explain why I’m not eagerly awaiting the arrival of MG3.
And I’m still discovering a lot in MG2, especially with the MidiMachines.
But I understand perfectly that you can be impatient for new products to arrive when they concern something you already greatly appreciate.
That would probably be a good idea.
Long time MIDI Guitar 2 and MIDI Bass user, getting excited about MIDI Guitar 3, would love to beta test.
Count me in please and please, please, please add the ability to change MIDI channels when playing. If this was the only feature that you added, I’d be a very happy man!
I am using MG2 only for month now, but I am totally excited about this wonderful product. Please add me to the list of beta tester for MG3
I’m interested in MG 3
I’m interested to join the program.
Currently a Beta tester for Steinberg, Plugin Alliance, and a few other smaller companies.
Can test VST2/3, AU, and standalone, MacOS intel and M2 systems. GA and Pre-GA DAW environments.
RME PCIe RayDAT I/O. Can test through a variety of analog preamps, as well as piezo, active and magnetic pickups.
There are so few MG2 Forum users making videos showing how they use MG2. Might be fun to follow Lief’s example and make a tutorial or just show a demo of how it’s being used.
you know, something to do while we all patiently wait for MG3.