The G2M is a
simple-to-use, highly effective, guitar-to-MIDI converter. It
is
“Universal” because it doesn't need a special pick-up mounted on your
guitar, but instead simply connects to your guitar like any other
effects pedal or tuner.
Designed to give accurate
triggering, with low-latency, it is a true plug-and-play solution for
monophonic MIDI guitar. It can be used to sequence bass lines and
guitar solos add an edge to your live performances - it opens
up many
creative possibilities.
- Any electric guitar can be used as a solo MIDI guitar
- No guitar modifications or special pickups required
- Robust note detection - minimises wrong notes
- Accurate pitch-bend determination
- Low latency
- Built-in tuner for standard guitar tuning
- Battery-powered with long battery life
- Compact, lightweight and portable
Robust PerformanceResearch has shown us that the most important aspect for pitch-to-MIDI conversion is reliable and reproducible triggering of notes. While low-latency is important, robust triggering is the key to usability — you can easily adapt to some latency, but you cannot adapt to random, spurious notes.
By virtue of the unique, inherently robust technology used in the G2M™ you will be able to reliably generate accurate MIDI quickly and easily. Notes are generated exactly as played, and the nuances of your performance are captured with fast, accurate pitch-bend data.
Built-in TunerThe built-in tuner uses our PULSAR™ tuning technology where the power LED doubles as a tuning indicator. This innovative tuner gives you a fast and accurate way to tune your guitar.
Instrument ThruFeaturing a high-impedance input circuit, the G2M™ won't sap your tone when using it "in-line" before your amp, or other effects pedals. You can then easily combine MIDI sounds with your normal guitar sound for some exciting musical possibilities.
Improves Playing TechniqueFor optimal MIDI conversion, your guitar playing needs to be clean and accurate. Accidental notes, resonating open strings and other sounds can often be converted into undesired MIDI notes. Often you don’t hear these when playing guitar yourself, but can detect them easily when listening live to the generated MIDI.
Striving to improve MIDI note accuracy, encourages clean picking and accurate fingering, with good control over non-sounding strings by damping them.
Not only will your MIDI output be more accurate, your normal guitar playing will sound clearer and more professional. It’s like having a tutor sitting beside you giving you advice. It’s also great fun!
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