Back in 2013, a company called Zivix made me drown on the road when it launched Indiegogo, a highly portable MIDI guitar for the iPhone. Then six years later, Jamstik was joined by his 24-fret headless big brother called the Studio. Introducing the S-type model that rocks the headstock.
Zivix CEO Ed Cannon said: “This new release addresses customer demand for incorporating our proprietary technology into more traditional guitars and completes our product line with another great option for guitarists looking for MIDI guitar technology. I can’t wait for musicians to get their hands on it.”
The 22-fret tone machine features a Strat-style alder body with a black or cream finish bolted to a 25.5″ scale roasted maple neck with C-profile and a roasted maple fretboard with a 12″ radius and black inlays. is. It also features KD humbuckers, two KD single-coil pickups with a 5-way toggle, two tone controls and volume knobs, a hardtail bridge and locking tuners.
Connect standard instrument outputs directly to your pedalboard or amp and use the new Studio model like a regular electric guitar, or players can use hex pickups and cook-in processing for algorithmic-based pitch analysis. You can also use the side. And MIDI conversion.
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The system is reportedly able to detect playing nuances such as slides, polyphonic bends, hammer-ons and pull-offs, tapping techniques, string mutes, and pitches to MIDI over USB or TRS with latency as low as 6-15ms. can be converted. Players can also connect to devices wirelessly via Bluetooth. All digital magic is powered by a lithium-ion battery believed to provide over 8 hours of playtime on a single charge.
Zivix is also the only MIDI guitar available with its Jamstik supporting MIDI Polyphonic Expressions (MPE), which accurately maps vibrato, tracks string decay, and gives each string its own independent It also mentions assigning a MIDI channel.
The company has also launched a new Jamstik Control app for iOS. This allows users to “adjust settings on the fly, tune Studio MIDI guitars, play different sounds within the app, and choose from different scales and chords.” is an overlay of
The Headstock Edition is available for pre-order now at a price of $899.99. Shipments are expected to begin on March 17th. If you want to try before you buy, the team will be at his NAMM show in Anaheim from April 13th through the 16th.
Product Page: Jamstik Studio MIDI Guitar
