The dual output enables a lot of possibilities in a recording session Because the Jamstik can convert notes on the guitar to MIDI data, it has allowed me to make music in different ways than I ...

The Jamstik Studio MIDI Guitar is, as the name implies a guitar ... out of the FM while my computer tried to follow the bass notes as I strummed chords through a distortion pedal.

Zivix also notes that its Jamstiks are the only MIDI ... which allows users to "adjust settings on the fly, tune their Studio MIDI guitar, play a variety of sounds in-app, and select from a ...

This feature (as shown in the video after the break) turns the sounds from a guitar into MIDI notes. It’s monophonic and probably a little superfluous, but still very cool.

For a standard that has been in use since the 1980s, MIDI ... guitar which also has a few selectors for changing the way that the device creates tones. He can set the interface to emit single ...

Learning to play guitar is tough. It takes time ... To shorten the length of a note, the JamStik has a palm mute switch located at its "bridge" end Additionally, because JamStik uses real strings ...

The Panzer Guitar is a MIDI instrument that communicates with ... In addition, you can use the octave shifter to access a whole range of notes that a traditional guitar could never reach.

Because Jamstik is a MIDI controller, the iPad knows whether or not the note was played because it receives the pitch and attack signals from the guitar. How does it do it? The Jamstik uses ...

There are also a few switchable modes: Tap unsurprisingly lets you play by just tapping on the fretboard, and Slide lets you move smoothly between notes. "Through MIDI, you can also use the You Rock ...

The barcode scanner MIDI guitar is a testament to the creativity ... Each barcode can be programmed to produce different notes or sounds, giving the musician a vast palette to work with.