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You Rock Guitar with iPad
Guys, just saw this and I was really amazed. Just to think I once saw one in a yard sale and I thought who would use this toy?
Well, missed that buy.
What are your thoughts on it with the iPad. I'm mostly a Guitar player and wanted something I can lay some guitar and synth tracks with at work during lunch. Any experiences?
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Works fine on batteries and camera connection kit. Breaks down for easy carrying.
If you see it cheap again grab it
Jamstik
I like the idea of Jamstik but I can't see myself playing only 5 frets of the guitar.
I seriously think Jamstik should make a removable fretboard as an option for those that would like it. I would for sure. That's why I have my eyes on the YRG. I especially like that the fretboard is removable.
This looked and sounded better than anything I have seen from jamstik so far also. I too would much prefer the build of the YRG.
I really like the small form factor of the Jamstik and the technology but hopefully they can design it where it will cater to both the folks that want a longer fretboard and those that like it as is. Once they do that, it will really be a contender to YRG.
I have both, and tend to use the Jamstick more often. Mind you, I'm no guitarist. The Jamstick has actual strings on the fret, the YRG does not, so no string bending. The Jamstick also has iOS apps. The customer service for YRG was awful, which is another reason I gravitated to the Jamstick. I'm guessing real guitarist opinion would differ from mine.
As a guitar player I am more interested in the Jamstick because of the fret strings and its a lot smaller so more portable like my iPad. Playing it seems more like playing a guitar whereas the YRG is almost a different instrument, at least on the fretting hand.
As an ex brass and winds player I am also being drawn to the AKAI Ewi.
Limitations aside, the jamstik is awesome. I really like it. It does come with an app that lets you have an octave transpose and also a nifty capo function. It gets around the limitations somewhat, but I know what you mean about the availability of more frets not being present.
Does the string bending on Jamstik feel anywhere near expressive, like a guitar? If you've seen or tried both, does it look and feel as "plasticy" as YRG? The YRG just seems to look a little more dated - like a toy game controller. Granted, my old Casio keyboard from years ago wasn't much more than a toy but I used it on a whole lot of jingles.
YRG is a game controller but also a whole lot more.
I've not tried the yrg so cannot comment. The string bending is like the mod wheel of your keyboard on the JS.
The JS has real strings and frets and so it really plays like a guitar. The tension on the strings is somewhat non realistic but that's again a limitation that's not such a problem.
Get to an Apple Store and try one out!
Great idea, but not stocked at Apple Stores in Chicago area. As an actual guitarist I'm very curious about these. I haven't been successful searching for a comparison/review.