(More CDM photos after the jump thanks, Spencer!)Īlternative to a FireWire guitar: use a computer-based stompbox and plug into that for software effects see the recent IK / Native Instruments stompbox smackdown. I’ll get to hear it in action this weekend and will report back. So is the guitar any good? Probably - it’s the product of designer Rolf Spuler, who builds instruments for the likes of Al DiMeola and Bela Fleck. But this is real, it’s at AES here in NYC, and thanks to FireWire, each string can be a separate audio channel. Heck, we even got a prototype USB-powered ukelele. Over 12 GBs worth of (23000) professional. TheFatRats gear and equipment including the Apple MacBook Pro (General), Lennar Digital Sylenth1 Software Synthesizer, and Native Instruments Massive. What does that give you? A FireWire electric guitar, that’s what.Ĭompanies have been promising guitars you could plug and play with a computer, but there’s always a catch, like a breakout box - or the thing simply doesn’t ship. Native Instruments Battery Sampling Software (Macintosh and Windows). (They make the firmware / hardware platform.) Now they’ve gone and crossed your FireWire interface with a boutique electric guitar. I'm wondering whether I should I infer from this that Battery 4 will not be compatible with the 3.33 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon processor Thanks in advance for any thoughts. You may never have heard of BridgeCo, but if you’ve got a FireWire audio interface, odds are their guts are inside. /rebates/&252fnative-instruments-battery-4-mac-zzounds. But my question relates to Battery 4, for which the 'System requirements' page confirms compatibility with 'macOS 10.14, 10.15, 11, 12 (latest update), Intel Core i5'. AES: Finally, a guitar you can plug directly into your computer - no strings attached.
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