Guitar MIDI controllers are usually giant disappointments. But Jamstik seems to have broken the code. The Studio MIDI Guitar has fast and accurate pitch detection, and even does an impressive job ...

[Andy] came across this guitar midi controller project from way back and decided to send us a tip about it. The English version, translated from the original Russian, is easy to follow and document… ...

If you've tried to digitally capture a guitar performance or turn your six-string into a powerful MIDI synth using an interface or special pickup, you'll no doubt be familiar with signal lag and ...

This MIDI guitar is my favorite new way to make music For guitarists, the Jamstik is a great opportunity to experiment in the digital audio workstation.

Apparently, if you are hooking a guitar to a computer for recording or MIDI work, the 12ms latency of some recorders of the type makes getting a good recording hard to do.

Back in 2013, Zivix launched an ultra-portable MIDI guitar designed for noodling on the move. Then six years later the Jamstik was joined by a 24-fret headless bigger brother called the Studio ...

Aspiring musicians looking to learn to play guitar with the aid of lessons on their iPad, iPhone or Mac should check out the Zivix Jamstik, a small, convenient and unique MIDI controller that uses ...

[youtube= [Robert] wrote a program using Max/MSP that lets him make music with his guitar hero controller. There’s another video after the break where he walks through the various features bu… ...

“Speedy pitch-to-MIDI conversion is also supported to trigger software-based instruments with a guitar or bass.” Deeper edits can be made via the Boss Tone Studio software.

Maker and 3D printing enthusiast James Bruton has created a new project in the form of a barcode scanner MIDI guitar. Using parts from old arcade machines, a little Arduino programming, and an ...

The HammerOn is part of the Whammy family of DigiTech’s radical pitch-shifting effects for electric guitar, but like, say, the Drop or the Ricochet, it is not controlled via a treadle. It does ...

The upper part of the guitar's body plays host to controls for octave shift, tuning change, infinite sustain note holds, MIDI volume, a pitch bend/modulation joystick and fretboard scanner play mode, ...