| What sim says is definitely true when you're using the internal modeling on the VG, but may not be so when using it as a MIDI trigger for external sounds. I've never used it in this capacity, but from what others have said, I think you should assume that as a MIDI-trigger device the 99's a basic, even sort of stripped-down, version of all other MIDI guitars, and will behave the same way. dc
On Sep 2, 2008, at 1:42 PM, Simeon Harris wrote: having owned the vg-88 in the past, i can say with some confidence that the vg-99 will follow the pitch exactly. you have to remember that you're not triggering on board sounds - the vg is using algorithms to remodel the waveforms that your guitar is producing - everything from handling noise to pick scrapes is translated accurately...including pitch bends and tremolo arm abuse!
sim On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 9:33 PM, Michael Peters <mp@mpeters.de> wrote: here's another one for the VG-99 owners. When you do a seamless glissando
over several notes (using a bottleneck or a fretless guitar), will the VG-99
respond with a seamless glissando, or will there be discrete pitch steps
with pitch-bend in between?
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