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Steel Guitar PRO by Yonac Inc.

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  • @Bellows said:
    Yonac Steel Guitar Pro certainly is fun and challenging. Great that it is AUv3 now. Right now I am running two instances in AUM. One allows pitch bend and the other does not.Using a keyboard controller for notes. Using keyboard range split I can play lower notes without Pitchbend and only bend higher notes with my Pitchbend controller. Quite usable and easy.

    However I would like to understand the pedals to emulate some steel guitar licks. How does SGP divide up the keyboard for use with the pedals? Offhand it looks like the highest string is D2 and any keys from C#1 will bend up if the chart is set to bend up.
    I am using CC101 switched 0-127 to cause this bend. The bend range does not agree with the set number. If set to bend up 1 it bends up three semitones. Should I be using the footswitches differently?

    I don’t know about actual steel guitar technique.

    Sorry i can’t answer your question, but i didn’t realize that you can play SGP without the bends from another MIDI source. I had bailed on buying it cause the videos i saw left me with the impression that you can only pick the bar/open notes.

  • Yonac Steel Guitar > @Blipsford_Baubie said:

    @Bellows said:
    Yonac Steel Guitar Pro certainly is fun and challenging. Great that it is AUv3 now. Right now I am running two instances in AUM. One allows pitch bend and the other does not.Using a keyboard controller for notes. Using keyboard range split I can play lower notes without Pitchbend and only bend higher notes with my Pitchbend controller. Quite usable and easy.

    However I would like to understand the pedals to emulate some steel guitar licks. How does SGP divide up the keyboard for use with the pedals? Offhand it looks like the highest string is D2 and any keys from C#1 will bend up if the chart is set to bend up.
    I am using CC101 switched 0-127 to cause this bend. The bend range does not agree with the set number. If set to bend up 1 it bends up three semitones. Should I be using the footswitches differently?

    I don’t know about actual steel guitar technique.

    Sorry i can’t answer your question, but i didn’t realize that you can play SGP without the bends from another MIDI source. I had bailed on buying it cause the videos i saw left me with the impression that you can only pick the bar/open notes.

    The reason I can play the second instance without the bends is that the pitch bend on the second AUM channel is filtered out.

  • They are apparently working on the sustain pedal fix as well!

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