I have the more entry level Studio version and it has been more than adequate for my needs...just FWIW. Ir's probably my favorite guitar to use with my Hydrasynth and Eurorack gear.
I had no idea about this until I clicked on this video but now I badly want one. Once I get better on my acoustic to justify purchase I'll be getting it. This is just so cool.
I have 2 Casio midi guitars PG380 and MG510, have Yamaha G50 single rackspace midi/guitar converter, have Roland GI-10 and GI-20 using with Roland GK pickups. The Casio guitars have 5 pin Midi and the Roland uses the proprietary 13 pin cables. I know these are older units. My question is will this Jamstok be head and shoulders better in tracking and overall dependability? If so... hmmmm.. should I sell them all and get this instead?
He plays chords in some of the demos. The sensors track each string separately so they shouldn’t have trouble with chords. Some guitar synth controllers can detect bends, but I don’t know for sure about the JamStik.
Having tried an awful lot of MIDI guitar things out there, it lives or dies on the quality of the tracking. I would be interested to know how good it is on this. I have the suspicion that bar some very fancy technology there’s only so good it can get with a pickup. I suspect it’s a lot better with much more invasive note detection (e.g. built into every fret).
That’s why the RoR is built into every fret. They’re also $5,500 with a year wait list then customs fees since they come from Ireland. But they are the best of the best.
This is what I dreamt of and now I am dreaming of having the money to buy one...and have time to mess around with it 😂
Exact same feeling lol the jamstick is so cool but so pricey
I didn’t hear any glitches. It sounds like you have the tracking set up perfect. What a great demo.😊
Exceptional demo!
Seriously tempted to get this just to track drums 😂
if i wasn't certain that i was going to get this instrument, i am now. truly inspiring, thank you. keep it up
I have the more entry level Studio version and it has been more than adequate for my needs...just FWIW. Ir's probably my favorite guitar to use with my Hydrasynth and Eurorack gear.
amazing video! will definitely convince anyone who was considering buying the Jamstik
I had no idea about this until I clicked on this video but now I badly want one. Once I get better on my acoustic to justify purchase I'll be getting it. This is just so cool.
I got to get one of these!
Wowsers
This is an excellent demo video dang
Love this video!
DOPE
i need this omg
Sounds great Doug! Have you tried to use it to transcribe your stuff? How does it react?
Awesome 👍
Too cool
I really loved the tones of the wavetable synth arpeggiated. I'm a logic user so I wonder if there's a way to get a similar sound VST synth somewhere?
Good video ! Does it tracking work well ?
I'm wondering if you didn't compensate for latency in post-production.
I have 2 Casio midi guitars PG380 and MG510, have Yamaha G50 single rackspace midi/guitar converter, have Roland GI-10 and GI-20 using with Roland GK pickups. The Casio guitars have 5 pin Midi and the Roland uses the proprietary 13 pin cables. I know these are older units. My question is will this Jamstok be head and shoulders better in tracking and overall dependability? If so... hmmmm.. should I sell them all and get this instead?
or try Jam Origin midi guitar 2. You can then use ANY of your guitars
Great Video... Just wanted to know if it tracks well with a Capo on ?
@@AnishDarnal Yep it’ll recognize the capo and track normally!
So.... no bending of the strings or actual chords? just individual string picking?
He plays chords in some of the demos. The sensors track each string separately so they shouldn’t have trouble with chords. Some guitar synth controllers can detect bends, but I don’t know for sure about the JamStik.
Verrrrrry nice…..
Does it track drop tuning and sweep picking well?
I built one of these except it accepts any signal as input
Having tried an awful lot of MIDI guitar things out there, it lives or dies on the quality of the tracking. I would be interested to know how good it is on this.
I have the suspicion that bar some very fancy technology there’s only so good it can get with a pickup. I suspect it’s a lot better with much more invasive note detection (e.g. built into every fret).
That’s why the RoR is built into every fret. They’re also $5,500 with a year wait list then customs fees since they come from Ireland. But they are the best of the best.