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At 05:06 PM 11/3/00 -0800, Mark Sottilaro wrote: >......... I really wouldn't mind a total departure from guitar >sounds, if the tracking was great and the response to subtle technique >was >good. I don't think we'll ever see great response to subtle technique in a Midi Guitar controller. Even the term, subtle technique, itself is up for interpretation. What is important is what you expect out of the MID conversion process and whether or not you are willing to make use of the technology for what it can do. I'm using a GR-50 which is probably about 10 years old technology by now. I think it's better than the Casio, and Yanaha IMG and I think about the same as the newer Roland models. Probably the newer Axon units that have come out in the past 2 or 3 years are better. I haven't been able to find a place to go try one out and compare. Mind you, I'm not interested in the internal sound modules of any of these, my main concern is their ability to convert and send midi to the sound modules I choose to buy on their own merits. I get best results when combining the actual guitar sound with the synthesizer sounds. It helps fill in the missed conversions and mask the glitches while allowing the synthesizers to augment the overall sound. I find great use of the synths for building loops of organized sound - got some loop content in here :-} Having said all this, I would suggest you subscribe to the digital guitar mailing list at http://www.egroups.com/group/digital-guitar It's not such a busy list but is more geared for this topic. ************************ Floyd Miller ***************** floyd@studiodust.com ************ http://www.studiodust.com ******** http://www.studiodust.com/~floyd ***** palace://studiodust.com:9998 ** TPV: http://www.thepalace.com:8000/perl/palentry.pl?ID=WD9S7VM2