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Filed under: Electronic Instruments, MIDI Controllers, Music Videos, Synthesizers
This video shows the Roland GC-10 Guitar Controller with the Roland GI-20, driving Native Instruments REaktor 5.0 run as a standalone application on a Intel Mac.
via WayneJoness:
Video demo of the rare Roland GC-10 13-pin guitar synthesizer controller. These controllers were primarily sold in Japan, often with the Roland GI-10, guitar to MIDI interface.
The GC-10 was never sold in the United States, and I cannot find any reference to the GC-10 in any English language Roland product brochures.
Lots of surprising sounds coming from a guitar! If you’ve used the GC-10/GI-20, leave a comment with your thoughts!
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Tags: GC-10, GI-20, guitar synthesizer, guitar-synth, MIDI Controllers, Roland, strange musical instruments, synthesizer
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Now that would be the type of guitar solution that would make me want to learn. I’ve always wondered why there hasn’t been a better midi implementation for guitar.
Considering all the effort going into USB controllers etc… you’d think it would be a natural fit to profile a guitar like this in North America. Then again… I don;t know how to play guitar.