Inadmissible, inutilisable
Quand cette app fonctionne elle est vraiment géniale. Le problème c’est qu’elle reconnais la table de mix une fois sur 4, il faut rebooter le programme ou la table de mix. Le midi ne fonctionne plus, les instruments midi sont faux, un demi ton d’écart. J’ai dû réinstaller l’app pour stabiliser le midi, j’ai perdu 2 jours et tous les sons que j’avais créé. Je suis parvenu à stabiliser le midi mais au bout de la 3ême connexion le problème de justesse est revenu. La partie guitare fonctionne (pour THU, AmpliTube etc) mais le midi non (vous auriez dû l’appeler Guitar cette app et non Midi Guitar… fff
Le midi est faux, c’est inutilisable. Ce serait bien de corriger ces bugs. Ce n’est pas professionnel une app qui te lâche 10 mn avant un concert. En plus j’ai payé et j’ai vraiment l’impression de m’être fait arnaquer. Il est également impossible de contacter le support. Je suis très en colère. Vraiment.
Le midi est faux, c’est inutilisable. Ce serait bien de corriger ces bugs. Ce n’est pas professionnel une app qui te lâche 10 mn avant un concert. En plus j’ai payé et j’ai vraiment l’impression de m’être fait arnaquer. Il est également impossible de contacter le support. Je suis très en colère. Vraiment.
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Seriously? FIVE YEARS?!
ZERO updates in FIVE years, the most basic function (it’s in the name: MIDI !) is a non-cheap add-on. Only deserves a star for connecting your guitar like a number of other apps out there.
Request for assistance.
I’m writing to you from Russia, where I am currently stuck with my family due to ongoing geopolitical circumstances. I am an American musician and longtime fan of your work. As you may know payment options were blocked in the Russian AppStore and payments from Russian banks are not accepted anymore.
I have been playing guitar for over 30 years. My journey with synth gear began in 1995 with Roland GR-1, GR-9, and VG-99. I’ve been using Ableton Live with MIDI capabilities of VG-99 with VST instruments and synths for a number of years now. Since then, I’ve performed and recorded using Boss RC-300, Digitech JamMan loopers, Ableton Live (controlled via Touch OSC), Roland FC-300, Numark Orbit, Korg and M-Vave controllers, all running through a MOTU audio interface. I say this not to boast, but to emphasize that I know the MIDI capabilities intimately—and MIDI Guitar 2 for IOS, Windows and MAC OS and MIDI Guitar 3 for Windows and MAC OS are, without exaggeration, the most brilliant and forward-thinking tools I have ever encountered. I tried them in both IOS, Windows and MAC OS environments. This is the solution many of us have been waiting for.
I desperately want to use MIDI Guitar 2 and 3 in my concerts. However, due to international sanctions on Russia, payments through the AppStore are impossible. Visa, MasterCard, American Express, PayPal and other payment services are no longer available in Russia. I simply cannot purchase your product, no matter how much I wish to.
I understand the immense effort, skill, and love that went into creating MIDI GUITAR 2 and 3. I know what it takes to build sophisticated systems. I recognize that your team deserves to be paid for your work, and it pains me to ask for an exception.
If you would be kind enough to allow me to use MIDI Guitar 2 for IOS and MIDI Guitar 3 for Windows without payment under these extraordinary circumstances, I would like to give back in the only way I can: by creating high-quality video content that is currently not available online. I will produce detailed performance videos and tutorials showing exactly how to integrate MIDI GUITAR 2 and MIDI GUITAR 3 with the hardware ecosystem I mentioned above with Goudin, Jackson, Ibanez and Roland guitars. I will make these publicly available, crediting your team and helping other musicians unlock the full potential of your software.
I am not asking for a free ride. I am asking for a temporary bridge so I can continue making music on stage until I can legally and practically pay you from outside Russia. Thank you for reading this long letter, and thank you for creating something that has genuinely inspired me.
I have been playing guitar for over 30 years. My journey with synth gear began in 1995 with Roland GR-1, GR-9, and VG-99. I’ve been using Ableton Live with MIDI capabilities of VG-99 with VST instruments and synths for a number of years now. Since then, I’ve performed and recorded using Boss RC-300, Digitech JamMan loopers, Ableton Live (controlled via Touch OSC), Roland FC-300, Numark Orbit, Korg and M-Vave controllers, all running through a MOTU audio interface. I say this not to boast, but to emphasize that I know the MIDI capabilities intimately—and MIDI Guitar 2 for IOS, Windows and MAC OS and MIDI Guitar 3 for Windows and MAC OS are, without exaggeration, the most brilliant and forward-thinking tools I have ever encountered. I tried them in both IOS, Windows and MAC OS environments. This is the solution many of us have been waiting for.
I desperately want to use MIDI Guitar 2 and 3 in my concerts. However, due to international sanctions on Russia, payments through the AppStore are impossible. Visa, MasterCard, American Express, PayPal and other payment services are no longer available in Russia. I simply cannot purchase your product, no matter how much I wish to.
I understand the immense effort, skill, and love that went into creating MIDI GUITAR 2 and 3. I know what it takes to build sophisticated systems. I recognize that your team deserves to be paid for your work, and it pains me to ask for an exception.
If you would be kind enough to allow me to use MIDI Guitar 2 for IOS and MIDI Guitar 3 for Windows without payment under these extraordinary circumstances, I would like to give back in the only way I can: by creating high-quality video content that is currently not available online. I will produce detailed performance videos and tutorials showing exactly how to integrate MIDI GUITAR 2 and MIDI GUITAR 3 with the hardware ecosystem I mentioned above with Goudin, Jackson, Ibanez and Roland guitars. I will make these publicly available, crediting your team and helping other musicians unlock the full potential of your software.
I am not asking for a free ride. I am asking for a temporary bridge so I can continue making music on stage until I can legally and practically pay you from outside Russia. Thank you for reading this long letter, and thank you for creating something that has genuinely inspired me.
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Just added external midi out!!
I love midiguitar … tracking will blow you away … now ive added external midi controller have an iRig plugged in and gone to the next level gulls and bouys !
Damn!!!
Only played for an hour but I’m very impressed! This far exceeds what I thought would be possible with a hardware MIDI pickup, I’ve never used one but been eyeing up for a while. I disabled all of the audio functions and just fed MIDI straight into AUM (good move not disabling that completely in the demo!) Obviously there’s a learning curve to adjust your playing style and find synths that work well with this kind of MIDI, but I can see a lot of potential. I’m a software dev and understand high-level what’s going on under the hood, so not the kind of user who’s gonna expect to plug in and achieve 0ms latency and every note translated perfectly into my favourite iOS synth. *** Note - 1 star added to offset any reviewers who might’ve thought that *** :) Looking forward to v3, would love to get on the beta :)
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Great app
Very cool and fun. Combined with a nice pad like Pure Strings, it sounds amazing.
Would be great if it were possible to reduce the latency. Because of the delay, you can only really use gentle attack sounds (pad etc) for live playing.
People whinging about the price have no idea how small the market is and how much music software costs on Mac/Windows!
Would be great if it were possible to reduce the latency. Because of the delay, you can only really use gentle attack sounds (pad etc) for live playing.
People whinging about the price have no idea how small the market is and how much music software costs on Mac/Windows!
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Disappointed
Well… After waiting a very long time for the new beta version to be released, it was pulled (again). So I reverted back to MG 2. The one function I truly need, "hold synth, switch to guitar" doesn't seem to work with the iPad/GarageBand. I had to pay $30 to find this out.
Features are locked behind mandatory purchases
I downloaded this app wanting to use this with Logic Pro because it was advertised that this app had AUv3 support, only to find out that the feature was locked behind not only one in-app purchase, but in order to purchase that upgrade, you needed to purchase another upgrade that’s more expensive. I don’t mind having some extra features that are unlocked with an in-app purchase for a free app to support developers, but not when they require a purchase in order to make another one
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pretty amazing
seems as good as the $1k+ Boss guitar synth. it’s all about the latency of your interface… with an m4 iPad and modern interface the performance is amazing. Only wish it would do 96khz in stand alone app
Love it
This app is a central part of my midi guitar rig. I love it. Highly recommend it.
As of December 2024…
Sorry, does work, always fabulous. But wish we saw some action on the beta front in IOS maybe? (4 years is a long time).
This is the best app I’ve ever used
being able to run my guitar through any auv3 plugin i’ve bought in the last five years is a gamechanger.
5 stars if I could understand the IAP differences for MacOSvsiOS
Seems like I spent $20 on the virtual midi out component, but it doesn’t apply to the MacOS version, which I would be using just as much if it didn’t require another IAP … but maybe I’m just confused.
I do know that the 3rd version of this app in Beta on MacOS looks and sounds awesome.
I do know that the 3rd version of this app in Beta on MacOS looks and sounds awesome.
Excellant
Love this app it works well
I can't believe how well it works!
I've purchased several expensive hardware devices that aren't
As good as this! Truly amazing. They could have stopped there but no, you can host your own VST’s inside it too!
You will have to watch your playing a little, I play a fair bit lighter than I usually would. Chords will work if kept to about 3-4 notes. The midi tools and devices you can make/ script are just great.
The only thing that lets this down to me is the tuning options. Given it’s MIDI this should be an open slather for those of us that tune lower especially or have baritone guitars etc.
As good as this! Truly amazing. They could have stopped there but no, you can host your own VST’s inside it too!
You will have to watch your playing a little, I play a fair bit lighter than I usually would. Chords will work if kept to about 3-4 notes. The midi tools and devices you can make/ script are just great.
The only thing that lets this down to me is the tuning options. Given it’s MIDI this should be an open slather for those of us that tune lower especially or have baritone guitars etc.
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not working in cubasis3
its not working as au in cubasis3
its indeed working with one instance (zero gain) is running in the background. weird.
there’s midi generated inside midiguitar au, as you can see when you put in a keyboard,
but it can’t get midi out, without running a standalone instance in background.
lot apps can put midi out, thats why iam wondering.
same with A2M, which is the only alternative i know so far.
its indeed working with one instance (zero gain) is running in the background. weird.
there’s midi generated inside midiguitar au, as you can see when you put in a keyboard,
but it can’t get midi out, without running a standalone instance in background.
lot apps can put midi out, thats why iam wondering.
same with A2M, which is the only alternative i know so far.
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Far too expensive
22.99€ for midi out
9.99€ for auv3
Are you f-ing kidding????
9.99€ for auv3
Are you f-ing kidding????
Miles would have really dug this app!
I’ve been toying with pitch-to-MIDI devices for over 25 years, first using a Roland GI-10 as it has a monophonic input. I’ve tried various pickup devices for my trumpet and this always seemed to be the weak link. I just got the P9 PiezoBarrel pickup and now this app really shines, but a good USB audio interface helps. Tracking is amazing. Tweaking the attack envelope settings in the synth app help to reduce the percussive effect of many sounds made for keyboards. The effects plug-ins add to the straight trumpet sound, and I can blend the regular trumpet sound with a layered synth. Miles would have really dug this app!
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nioce but WHERE ?
ive reser my iphone many times
Wheres the auv3/au version thats supposed to show in AUM?
Wheres the auv3/au version thats supposed to show in AUM?
256ms is BS - Dev would rather sell you the wrong product…
… just to make a few extra bucks - Yes, thats statement that probably sounds unfair & hyperbolic but let me explain.
The dev knows there’s plenty of us who just want to trigger 3rd party virtual instruments via the guitar, aka, sans a lot of what’s in the full version… I’d gladly pay $50-80AUD for this iOS/GB versions except one integral setting has clearly intentionally been omitted, The latency I/O option.
I’ve heard it’s to offer the best user experience across iOS generations which ok, maybe that was the case but it’s 2023 & all iPhones currently in support can run this easily - You got an iPhone 14 pro with a A16 bionic? Too bad, you’re limited to 256ms.
This app isn’t playable with that much latency & it’s a shame the dev doesn’t want to make any changes (look how long it’s been since updates) since this is a genuine tool for creating but between that limitation & the circa 2002 sales model of “You pay for this twice” to use both iOS & desktop versions then I realised I’d be better going with a fishman triple play midi pickup & you might also
The dev knows there’s plenty of us who just want to trigger 3rd party virtual instruments via the guitar, aka, sans a lot of what’s in the full version… I’d gladly pay $50-80AUD for this iOS/GB versions except one integral setting has clearly intentionally been omitted, The latency I/O option.
I’ve heard it’s to offer the best user experience across iOS generations which ok, maybe that was the case but it’s 2023 & all iPhones currently in support can run this easily - You got an iPhone 14 pro with a A16 bionic? Too bad, you’re limited to 256ms.
This app isn’t playable with that much latency & it’s a shame the dev doesn’t want to make any changes (look how long it’s been since updates) since this is a genuine tool for creating but between that limitation & the circa 2002 sales model of “You pay for this twice” to use both iOS & desktop versions then I realised I’d be better going with a fishman triple play midi pickup & you might also
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