To the developers:
not seen any progress on this front for years - maybe you’d see more potential if you marketed to mandolin players too (same tuning as violin). Add in uke tuning & you’ve captured a whole new crowd!
Thx,
Threes
Not a developer, but I use midi guitar with electric violins and mandolin. It works great.
I’m wondering what a violin version will do that MG doesn’t already do…
I agree with bil on this. MG is pretty flexible on this front. Fretless instruments have more trouble but I’m sure you could adjust certain parameters (like choosing a scale) to make them work well too.
Thanks for the idea Bill -
I’ll try it with mandolin today.
Cheers,
Dan
Re: [bridylph] - I use MG2 with harmonica. Midi Violin will give the likes of us more high end note range to use - that’s the main advantage that I see.
I’m trialling it with the fender v100 and getting patchy results…any tips?
What is “it”?
What is “Fender v100”?
patchy meaning? extra notes? incorrect notes? specifics here will help a lot. posting an audio snippet as well.
assuming you mean a fishman v100 violin pickup, is it plugged directly into an audio interface? or are you running it through any effects?
verify that you’re running the violin/cello tracker.
Apologies, Fender FV-1(even got the prod name wrong hehe)
And while it was thru the Boss GT1000 I I thought I’d dialled it back enough to be dry enough signal. So absolutely nothing DI box at most? And yes into a Scarlet1820, via the gt1000.
Your saying to completely remove any trace of effected signal…
I did have a look for a scale I could use maybe it just wasn’t available in the demo version…
some of the gt1000 processing may be problematic, even in small doses. eq/reverb especially.
going direct will give you more info, if it improves tracking then your signal chain is what needs to be tweaked.
if not then it may be your pickup/instrument which needs attention. in this case, dampening the strings beyond the nut may help.