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MIDI Guitar 2
Hey guys,
Anyone here mess with Guitar and MIDI on iOS?
Started using (what I believe to be) the best implementation of it on iOS (MIDI GUITAR 2).
New to the concept, I've come to accept it's not perfect. But I have one particular query:
---Im using this with an iRigHD and my bass, and I can't seem to produce any note lower than about the 5th fret of the A string.
Is this normal? -can the software not detect a frequency lower than this?
Kind regards, thanks for reading!
Comments
@SkillipEvolver - one of the problems with converting audio to midi, is that the lower the note, the longer it takes. Some early midi guitars would use all high e strings, just to minimize the processing lag and keep it consistent across all the strings. This of course required special hardware ( hex pickup and six audio channel processing). So there will be more latency/lag using a Bass than a standard six string. As far as the lower limit, I don't know of any, but I haven't tried playing a Bass through any of the midi converters. If no one chimes in, you should probably contact the dev. It is entirely possible that there is a limit to how low of frequency's it analyzes.
I am the dev of a guitar to MIDI app called Jam Synth:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/jam-synth/id732618765?mt=8
It's only monophonic, but the pitch detection is very fast and accurate. It will work on bass, but only down to the 4th fret on the low E string. I could make it detect the last four notes below the 4th fret, but it would double the latency (and nobody wants double latency for four extra notes). Maybe it can be of some use to you (unless you want to play chords on your bass).
You might want to read the posts from the developer in this thread:
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/11987/midi-guitar-update-by-jam-origin-is-out-now