Guitar to MIDI connection – Use Your Guitar Like A Synth. You can use either hardware or software (or a combination of both) to convert the sound of your guitar to a MIDI signal. This then means you can experiment with different tones and sounds not usually possible on guitar. Turn your guitar into a saxophone, piano, flute, drum kit or access a massive range of synths.
MIDI Guitar is rocket science only inside. Its nicely wrapped and easily accessible. Download the free trial application. Run it and press “help” – an interactive setup tutorial will show up. Read and follow the instructions. Have fun with the built in presets, then start to make your own.In case you never connected a guitar to a computer or iPad, you need to visit your local music store and ask for a “audio/guitar interface” – that’s the “cable” (more precisely it’s a small pre-amp in a box that sits between your guitar jack and computer/iPad).
The interface gets the sound from your guitar and into the computer, and back out to speakers/headphones. Get one with an input level control knob. Follow these steps:1. Download your license file from the order confirmation email.
(Note, the link is not a webpage – depending on email client it might open a blank page. But there is a file there. With some email clients you should right click the link and “Save As.” or “Save Target As” and the license file will download to your computer).
Save this file somewhere safe, for example to your Documents folder. The name of the license file is something like “your name.license”. You only need to save the license file. You can not (and should not) open it.2. Open MIDI Guitar/MIDI Bass and when the interruption dialog appear (that happens every two minutes when you use MG, unless you play the Test Piano) click on the “Apply License” button.
A file dialog will pop up. Now navigate to the file directory where you saved the license file and select the license file.3.
MIDI Guitar is a revolutionary piece of software that converts your guitars analog audio signal into a digital MIDI signal. This makes it possible to use your standard guitar exactly as you would use a MIDI keyboard or MIDI controller.
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