Looks pretty awesome, but my brain already hurts. Seems challenging to show-and-tell all of this in an accessible way to guitarists without extensive midi insight. You are doing a great job, and I hope you will manage to break it down in need-to-know and nice-to-know sections by release time, maybe one function per video. And maybe work out some "quick start" presets, that can get most going without too much menu diving beforehand, so we don't lose engagement from option paralysis. This really has incredible potential for guitarists who want to use their knowledge of the guitar to play and compose with software instruments.
Hey! Thanks. Yes, this is meant as a broad strokes here-is-where-you-find -this for the potentially 20.000 people on that first signup list. There is a lot of inpatiance here to deal with. So instead of hearing about what is, and what isn't here, from poeppeople guessing, I thought I provide a little overview map. I most certainly am going to go into specifics on almost all of these functions down the line, in dedicated bitesize chunks. And we already have "quick start"-presets that should work as a backdrop for explaning stuff. But we can't release everything at once, for the first batch of beta testers. That's most likely just a waste of resources. Let's get past the hurdles of brackscreens and obstructing mail servers first. I also believe in its potential, but we need to take everything one step at a time too. 😀👍
Thanks for the great and systematic advice - this beast is a lot more complex than its predecessor and you are doing a brilliant job in getting me up and running! Keep it up, Eddie
Thanks Eddie! It will be interesting to see what you'll think of it. It is a beast indeed, but not a wild creature. It is a precision tool for anyone that puts the time and effort in, which I know you will. 👍
Thank you for sharing this overview. The improvements look impressive and will make music creation even more natural and dynamic. I am looking forward to additional insights from you Leif.
This is terrific , answers a lot of questions and creates some new ones , I just don't know what they are yet , but seeing is believing , the take away moments are the lightbulb ! we all experience when we see how another user integrates their setup and then off we go to explore and create , and then the questions will come , this is a great new development in Midi guitar ! Bravo !
There will be new videos, new questions, changes and improvements for a while. But at least there is something happening, right? I am so happy to see so many embracing this. It is by no means a given, since JamOrigin obviously don’t rely on the hyperbole tactics that is advertising today. Showing what can be made, by showing how it is done is old school, but it is something I can agree with. I can only hope it becomes fashionabla again. 😀👍
you really deserve more than one thumbs up!! 👋👋👋👋👋👋👍👍👍👍👍 My first experiences with MDI Guitar 3 were great so far. But I have only scratched the surface I just learned from you.
Hi Thorleif. Excellent new edition overview to Midi guitar 3. Really well executed.! Been exploring it a bit, I have a lot of gigs right now, but really looking forward to having some serious time with the beta and beyond. Thanks, Jim
Thanks a lot, man. This is definitely a beast of a software now. Still waking up at night thinking about the possibilities. I just hope we can soon use smaller buffer sizes on the beta version.
I've enjoyed midi guitar 2 for some time now and look forward to 3! Looks like some great improvements. Its just a visual detail, but i fricken LOVE the animation of the wires...nice touch!
The idea with these is mainly to provide some broad strokes mental glossary type of information. Perhaps people need to come back and watch again, but hey, at least they know where to look. 😀👍
Looks fantastic, but I'd really like to know what the options are for the MIDI OUTPUT module. Please, please tell me that there's a way of switching through MIDI output channels 🤩
For Old legacy MIDI 1.0, you can obviously switch to whatever MIDI channel you want to use. MPE works differently as it sends notes-per-channel. That mean that you are using all MIDI Channels at once in MPE mode. You switch between these modes on the MIDI OUT module. But, to your question, yes! 👍
Thanks. This link takes you to the MIDI guitar forum where the beta testing signup procedure is mentioned. jamosapien.com/t/beta-testing-of-midi-guitar-3-for-windows/6193
Unfortunately my midi guitar 3 doesn't work with my hex pickup. Is this due to the trial version or am I doing something wrong? Thanks for the very informative videos! 👏🏻
Initially there was a newsletter for all previous owners, and anyone interested really, to sign up to. And as the beta was announced, letter were sent out people on that list. Anyone with a previous license could then ask for a serial to unlock their beta. I don't know when the next batch of letters is going out, Iif you buy now, and sign up to the newsletter, but I imagine you cold probably get help getting your copy of the beta directly from the JamOrigin support too. Even if I know they have a ton to do right now. Sign up at: www.jamorigin.com/beta/ JamOrigin support: support@jamorigin.com
What was the problem? There are some things we need to know about, that I am talking about in this video. Starting with MIDI Guitar 3 - Things you need to know th-cam.com/video/x_OUNKdIE20/w-d-xo.html
Well, it translate pitches! So theoretically it should be able to. I have of course tried the most rudimentary setups, with some standard microphone and trying to keep within the guitar pitchrange. But the results I have gotten has not encouraged me to pursue that kind of experimenting. 😀👍
How do you plug the guitar, digital interface with the MIDI software? How do you interface to Logic Pro record the midi sequence and create a music sheet?
Use your ordinary audio interface to connect your guitar to the computer. The software does the rest. The software comes as both a standalone version and as a plugin. You can connect with either of these to Logic Pro. Create a music sheet with any software that accepts MIDI from the MIDI Guitar 3 software.
The software together with your guitar is ”The MIDI GuItar” The name of the App/plugin is MIDI Guitar 3 by JamOrigin. It is still being evaluated as a beta. Link: www.jamorigin.com/beta/
It is free for all previous full license holders. 150 bucks for everyone else. Everthing about the beta test process which will decide the release of the finished app, you can find if you follow www.jamorigin.com/beta/
You can buy MIDI Guitar 2 and get the beta testing versions of MIDI Guitar 3 without interruptions, and then of course get the MIDI Guitar 3 for free once it is finished for release. The upside to this is that you get both pieces of software for the same price. MG2 and MG3 are two different apps so you can run them in parallel if you wish. If you prefer to wait for the finished product, you can do that, but then you'll get just MG3 for the same price. 👍
@@lofileif Merci Lofileif pour ta réponse rapide et précise. Le 09/09/2024 sera mon anniversaire de 70 ans. Je pense alors essayer d'adopter MG2 => MG3. Actuellement j'utilise encore AXON Ax50 => vArranger2. Merci encore. Christian Artero ( Nimes - France)
Honorable de ne pas cesser de suivre les développements. N'hésitez pas à nous contacter pour toute question sur MG2 ou Mg3 si vous décidez de l'essayer. Google Translate fonctionne-t-il pour le suédois-français ?
Not buying this product because I can't get it too work LOL, No sound output at all. Midi Guitar 2, ok, got it working on the MAC. Midi Guitar 2 iOS, can't get it to output sound standalone and there is no auv3. Midi Guitar 3, nope not working, using Scarlette for Mac and iOS. I haven't able to find good setup docs, but I have experience with setups of other apps, not intuitive. I also have other midi guitar software that works fine.
Ok, you should not but anything you don’t believe works. Sound reasonable. You are of course welcome to try again later, when MIDI Guitar 3 is officialy released. 👍
@@lofileif Yes not slamming the product, will keep trying to get MG3 working on the mac. I think the iOS issue is MG2 no longer works on the iPad pros, since they went to usb 3.
Looks pretty awesome, but my brain already hurts. Seems challenging to show-and-tell all of this in an accessible way to guitarists without extensive midi insight. You are doing a great job, and I hope you will manage to break it down in need-to-know and nice-to-know sections by release time, maybe one function per video. And maybe work out some "quick start" presets, that can get most going without too much menu diving beforehand, so we don't lose engagement from option paralysis. This really has incredible potential for guitarists who want to use their knowledge of the guitar to play and compose with software instruments.
Hey! Thanks. Yes, this is meant as a broad strokes here-is-where-you-find -this for the potentially 20.000 people on that first signup list. There is a lot of inpatiance here to deal with. So instead of hearing about what is, and what isn't here, from poeppeople guessing, I thought I provide a little overview map. I most certainly am going to go into specifics on almost all of these functions down the line, in dedicated bitesize chunks. And we already have "quick start"-presets that should work as a backdrop for explaning stuff. But we can't release everything at once, for the first batch of beta testers. That's most likely just a waste of resources. Let's get past the hurdles of brackscreens and obstructing mail servers first. I also believe in its potential, but we need to take everything one step at a time too. 😀👍
Thanks for the great and systematic advice - this beast is a lot more complex than its predecessor and you are doing a brilliant job in getting me up and running! Keep it up, Eddie
Thanks Eddie! It will be interesting to see what you'll think of it. It is a beast indeed, but not a wild creature. It is a precision tool for anyone that puts the time and effort in, which I know you will. 👍
Thank you for sharing this overview. The improvements look impressive and will make music creation even more natural and dynamic. I am looking forward to additional insights from you Leif.
Thank you Billy! I'll certainly do my best in trying to keep everybody up to date with what is happen over in the JamOrigin HQ. 😀🤝
@@lofileif, yes, please!!
This is terrific , answers a lot of questions and creates some new ones , I just don't know what they are yet , but seeing is believing , the take away moments are the lightbulb ! we all experience when we see how another user integrates their setup and then off we go to explore and create , and then the questions will come , this is a great new development in Midi guitar ! Bravo !
There will be new videos, new questions, changes and improvements for a while. But at least there is something happening, right? I am so happy to see so many embracing this. It is by no means a given, since JamOrigin obviously don’t rely on the hyperbole tactics that is advertising today. Showing what can be made, by showing how it is done is old school, but it is something I can agree with. I can only hope it becomes fashionabla again. 😀👍
you really deserve more than one thumbs up!! 👋👋👋👋👋👋👍👍👍👍👍 My first experiences with MDI Guitar 3 were great so far. But I have only scratched the surface I just learned from you.
Oh, thanks! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Hope to be able to give you guys a lot more going forward too. 🤝
Hi Thorleif. Excellent new edition overview to Midi guitar 3. Really well executed.! Been exploring it a bit, I have a lot of gigs right now, but really looking forward to having some serious time with the beta and beyond. Thanks, Jim
Hi Jim! Thanks a million. 🙏 Hope you get to try it out soon enough. It is really great, and getting better every day! 👍
Thanks, will be diving in again soon. Looking forward to more of your great videos.@@lofileif
Thanks a lot, man. This is definitely a beast of a software now. Still waking up at night thinking about the possibilities. I just hope we can soon use smaller buffer sizes on the beta version.
I am sure it isn’t that far off. I guess JamOrigin just need to lock certain parameters for testing purposes initially.
I've enjoyed midi guitar 2 for some time now and look forward to 3! Looks like some great improvements. Its just a visual detail, but i fricken LOVE the animation of the wires...nice touch!
Not only is it pleasing aesthetically, but it also serves a great purpose when it comes to precise connections. 👍😀
Another cool introduction to MG3. I can't do anything but watch right now, but I'm sure it will come in handy when it's time for us Windows users. 😊 👍
The idea with these is mainly to provide some broad strokes mental glossary type of information. Perhaps people need to come back and watch again, but hey, at least they know where to look. 😀👍
Looks fantastic, but I'd really like to know what the options are for the MIDI OUTPUT module. Please, please tell me that there's a way of switching through MIDI output channels 🤩
For Old legacy MIDI 1.0, you can obviously switch to whatever MIDI channel you want to use. MPE works differently as it sends notes-per-channel. That mean that you are using all MIDI Channels at once in MPE mode. You switch between these modes on the MIDI OUT module. But, to your question, yes! 👍
@@lofileif Thanks! I look forward to trying it out!
If you need any beta testing for windows let me know!
I'd love to be part of the effort towards making this software the best it can be!!!
Thanks. This link takes you to the MIDI guitar forum where the beta testing signup procedure is mentioned. jamosapien.com/t/beta-testing-of-midi-guitar-3-for-windows/6193
Unfortunately my midi guitar 3 doesn't work with my hex pickup. Is this due to the trial version or am I doing something wrong? Thanks for the very informative videos! 👏🏻
Hi! It is not meant to be used with hex PU:s at this point. Maybe down the line, but for now you use with your standard PU:s. 👍
If I buy midi guitar 2 can i get the beta version to try out...looks amazing by the way Regards
Initially there was a newsletter for all previous owners, and anyone interested really, to sign up to. And as the beta was announced, letter were sent out people on that list. Anyone with a previous license could then ask for a serial to unlock their beta. I don't know when the next batch of letters is going out, Iif you buy now, and sign up to the newsletter, but I imagine you cold probably get help getting your copy of the beta directly from the JamOrigin support too. Even if I know they have a ton to do right now. Sign up at:
www.jamorigin.com/beta/
JamOrigin support:
support@jamorigin.com
I really liked it, but I found it very difficult to use this interface.
What was the problem? There are some things we need to know about, that I am talking about in this video. Starting with MIDI Guitar 3 - Things you need to know
th-cam.com/video/x_OUNKdIE20/w-d-xo.html
You are definitely the Midi Guitar guru! Will Midi Guitar II or III translate mic'd vocals into Midi?
Well, it translate pitches! So theoretically it should be able to. I have of course tried the most rudimentary setups, with some standard microphone and trying to keep within the guitar pitchrange. But the results I have gotten has not encouraged me to pursue that kind of experimenting. 😀👍
Does your software work/track well with bass?
There is a bass version in the works,being tested. But it is not released. yet. This is primarily for guitar.
How do you plug the guitar, digital interface with the MIDI software? How do you interface to Logic Pro record the midi sequence and create a music sheet?
Use your ordinary audio interface to connect your guitar to the computer. The software does the rest. The software comes as both a standalone version and as a plugin. You can connect with either of these to Logic Pro. Create a music sheet with any software that accepts MIDI from the MIDI Guitar 3 software.
So does this just work with any guitar? Or will I have to modify a guitar or buy a specific midi guitar 3 guitar?
No special guitar! Use whatever you already have. That is the main point! 👍
@@lofileif thanks for the prompt reply my friend much appreciated
Do we know when it'll come out?
Here Comes the Hotstepper (c)
No, but please follow the development at www.jamorigin.com/beta/
@sepic5407 You know, dancehall is really out of my comfort zone.
@@lofileif oh no!
"Hotstepper" used to define a person who is very skilled or adept at an activity.
How do you undo a link on the patchbay? Can't seem to figure it out.
Long press (1-2 seconds) should do it. There are some bugs still with some connections. Try (long press) the cable on both sidesz.
Plugin sounds good. Where is the midi guitar? Please send link.
The software together with your guitar is ”The MIDI GuItar” The name of the App/plugin is MIDI Guitar 3 by JamOrigin. It is still being evaluated as a beta. Link: www.jamorigin.com/beta/
Wow.Looking forward for the breakthrough! God bless!@@lofileif
Please sell this to neural dsp. I want it on my quad cortex😊
I’ll pass you wishes on to the developer. 😀🤝👉
When is it available, and what’s the cost?
It is free for all previous full license holders. 150 bucks for everyone else. Everthing about the beta test process which will decide the release of the finished app, you can find if you follow www.jamorigin.com/beta/
midi out Can't connect to the virtual midi interface?
Hi !
Is Midi 3 ready to buy ?
Merci 😊
You can buy MIDI Guitar 2 and get the beta testing versions of MIDI Guitar 3 without interruptions, and then of course get the MIDI Guitar 3 for free once it is finished for release. The upside to this is that you get both pieces of software for the same price. MG2 and MG3 are two different apps so you can run them in parallel if you wish. If you prefer to wait for the finished product, you can do that, but then you'll get just MG3 for the same price. 👍
@@lofileif
Merci Lofileif pour ta réponse rapide et précise.
Le 09/09/2024 sera mon anniversaire de 70 ans.
Je pense alors essayer d'adopter MG2 => MG3.
Actuellement j'utilise encore AXON Ax50 => vArranger2.
Merci encore.
Christian Artero
( Nimes - France)
Honorable de ne pas cesser de suivre les développements. N'hésitez pas à nous contacter pour toute question sur MG2 ou Mg3 si vous décidez de l'essayer. Google Translate fonctionne-t-il pour le suédois-français ?
Where can I download it?
Well, if you are using a Mac you can join the betatesting here. (Bottom of the page) www.jamorigin.com/beta/
Where to download a beta copy?
Please check out the beta page for all available information and news about the status of development process. www.jamorigin.com/beta/
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Yay! 👍😀
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Not buying this product because I can't get it too work LOL, No sound output at all. Midi Guitar 2, ok, got it working on the MAC. Midi Guitar 2 iOS, can't get it to output sound standalone and there is no auv3. Midi Guitar 3, nope not working, using Scarlette for Mac and iOS. I haven't able to find good setup docs, but I have experience with setups of other apps, not intuitive. I also have other midi guitar software that works fine.
Ok, you should not but anything you don’t believe works. Sound reasonable. You are of course welcome to try again later, when MIDI Guitar 3 is officialy released. 👍
@@lofileif Yes not slamming the product, will keep trying to get MG3 working on the mac. I think the iOS issue is MG2 no longer works on the iPad pros, since they went to usb 3.
@unstablesun8179 Are you trying to use MG3 on an iPad? It is not released for iOS yet! It is for Mac OS only as for now.