This would give you essentially a digital accordion with unlimited in/out space that in real life would be 10's of miles long. You could tie that to channel pressure, so when you are pushing down, it's acting like you're pushing in an accordion, and vice versa. I was wondering how the accordion or harmonica action could work, because pitch shifting when pushing it out/ in is such a massive part of the sound. This business model would be supported with IAPs in the way of Beathawk or Module. It would be nice to see GeoShred become progressively an host for great realistic stringed instruments.
I would add some « requests » even more achievable because close to what the existing guitar model does : oud, bouzouki, koto and other oriental/ethnic instruments and even a harp. Not orchestra instruments per se, but both intrinsic to modern music. Accordian and Harmonica, both extremely difficult. I'd like to make a humble request/suggestion. But horribly off pitches are still easy to hit unless you stay timidly in tap mode (in which, in fairness, they're also. It's not terrible with the GeoSWAM instruments as is, and as you say, it's possible to cheat your way through it with judiciously outrageous use of vibrato I've just spent an evening with the GeoCello and as often with the I1 you find yourself getting better at it without quite knowing what you're doing differently.
That is why we made pitchRounding such a central part of how playing from the glass works (ie the GeoShred Keyboard).Īrtiphon have always been rather resistant to pitch rounding it may be because their CEO is a string player, but this has been a big – probably the biggest – longstanding request in their forums, at least as an option.
It's my opinion that controllers that deal with fluid pitch, really need to have pitchRounding, or the performer will struggle. Both the LinnStrument and the Seaboard have pitchRounding Algorithms. With the earlier firmware there was not a pitchRounding algorithm, and thus it was difficult to play in tune unless you used finger vibrato. I will look a the Instrument1 again next week. I want to reply very directly to both of your questions. I assume that these were implemented via firmware updates on the I1, so a 2016 model with the latest firmware should be good to go? I haven't tested all parameters systematically, though. But the GeoSWAM instruments also seem to work fine with it using the other MPE configurations built in, including the Seaboard one. The I1 has been fully MPE-compliant since early 2017, though it may not have been yet when the GeoShred configuration was added. We have an Artiphone Instrument 1 MIDI configuration built into GeoShred. I would ask the same about the Artiphon Instrument 1, also being an MPE controller - is it compatible? Since the Jamstik Studio MIDI guitar is an MPE device will it work flawlessly and will it be recognized as an MPE device or is it only certain MPE devices like Roli/Linnstrument that is compatible?
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