Roland GI-20 midi guitar test

[Nuclearkarnage]

can you record with it?

[Batteryzap]

any tips to fix tracking problems? i own an ibanez rg prestige 1520 gk and a roland gr 55 but i always have these tracking problems altough i tried a lot according to settings etc..

[MrJonsmile]

Axon tracks better , less glitches

[Crafter07]

how did you get that sound in the backround? is it from the GI 20?

[FezTickle]

some of the soloing sounded like an organ to me, but sick stuff!

[Dowdhome]

Can you tell me what progression you played from 0:28 to 0:47. I tried it out but didn't get the same sound. Beautiful stuff man!

[marshalmathers]

the backing track sounds just ike metal gear solid 2's stuff ! that was f*ckin epic

[MusicofJjm]

@marshalmathers That, or Metroid Prime. 

[t0f7k]

Awesome sound!

[hueseph]

Tracking on those Roland Synths has come a long way. Do you ever find that you still play too fast for it at times?

[iAreDeekien]

hey can you show like a nice piano sound?! and do like a ballad =]

[Guitaeboss00]

very cool thing man!

[Jdudeo]

that was fckin sweet, I thought the solo was the best bit, you should do more vids with it.

[Conor4049]

The Flaxwood lives!

[kumitetom]

like the strings part, sounded like halo or something

[FlameNinjask]

@kumitetom

indeed lol

[dahudge14]

holy hell, haha. That's incredible!

[roccckkerrr]

nice for some variety

[cataclysmichael]

It's hard to play solos with that thing. Especially if you're a sloppy player like me :P

[WarriorInternationa1]

i like it

[key2kingdom]

Insane mind-bending space-rock java Dude. Keep stickin' it to the Man :o)

[vheadfacelegs]

haha thats so cool!!!!!!!

[guitarDouchebaggery]

you could do the guitar saxophone now

[topperspoppers]

thats too cool rick!!!!

[slaQ83]

Not what the guitar's intented for in my opinion. I'd make stuff like this in fruityloops ;)

[nezmaster1]

@slaQ83 Why not? Just as a piano can be a midi instrument (Keyboard), so can a guitar...?

[slaQ83]

@nezmaster1 Sure, can't argue with that. But a keyboard seems more logical, since it was designed for all kinds of sounds and it doesn't have an 'acoustic' sound of it's own. While the sound of the guitar on the other hand is really influenced by the strings, the type of wood, every piece of it. And for me that goes to waste when you use it as a midi device. You loose what I like about the guitar, and that's that it's a 'real' instrument. But that's just my opinion of course :)

[GuillermoSmyser]

awesome.

[STRATOCASTER1992]

love the chords and your rolex