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GuitarCapo+ Working on MIDI for next version
Hi guys!
I'm working on integrating MIDI in GuitarCapo+. Have also made new recording. So, I did one take (played on a keyboard through GuitarCapo, Audiobus and AUFX:Space) and gathered some images++ to make a preview video that I have uploaded on YouTube.
There are still work to be done regarding how smooth I want the sound to be, but I wish for some other ears to listen where it stands now (I'm not a keyboard player, the guitar is my thing) Would be very much appreciated!
Cheers!
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I have not purchased this app yet, but it on my list for future purchases.
I have a question regarding the midi thing, can each string be played on separate keys, also, can you play a chord on a single key. Can the capo be moved by midi, say a fader? Sorry for the noob questions.
Nice video, very relaxing sounds and imagery.
Thanks
Thank you!
Not noob questions at all
Each note, on each string, is recorded from a acoustic guitar (a Martin) also for the bass (from a Ibanez bass). On the keyboard these are lined up with 2 octaves bass in the bottom and 3 octaves from the guitar following. One note on separate keys. Only control for now is sustain pedal and hold down/release and a tiny velocity variation.
The chords are played on-screen on a iPhone along with standing on the sustain pedal (change of chords in a hurry on the iPhone). Strumming chords is by pressing the chord displays and wiping strings. A minor is my start point as a guitar player strugling on the keyboard
For now the capo slider is only on screen.
Cheers
This is great news. Maybe you should mention GuitarCapo in the title of this post. Thanks.
Thank you! Good idea, so I did change the title