October 25, 2021
Enter to win a Jamstik Studio MIDI Guitar from Zivix — the word's first MPE guitar controller, and EQUATOR2 — ROLI’s revolutionary MPE synthesizer, taken to the next level.
Preset Highlights: Analog Digi Bass, Amethyst Synth Keys, Analog PWM Keys, Butter Melt Analog Lead
Preset Highlights: Cold FM Clav, Crispy Duck Bass, Cross Layer Lead, Dark Emotion Strings, Dirt Organ, Dream Music Box, Dynamic Poly Synth,
Due to Equator2's native MPE compatibility and expansive preset collection (including over 579 MPE presets), it’s a great companion plugin to utilize with your Studio MIDI Guitar.
First, you’ll want to make sure that your Jamstik's firmware is updated to version 3.10, which will set the default pitch bend range to +/- 48. You should also ensure the Jamstik is set to MPE mode. You can double-check these settings by connecting to Jamstik Creator—in either the stand-alone version or plugin inside your DAW.
Then, in Equator2, tap the menu icon in the upper right of the plugin and navigate to “Audio and MIDI Settings” and make sure “Jamstik MIDI Out” is selected.
*Mac OS users, you DO NOT need to select Jamstik CONFIG OUT (which is used for Jamstik firmware settings in Jamstik Creator). Only select Jamstik MIDI Out.
Finally, in Equator2, ensure that the default "Per note pitchbend range is also set to 48, with the number of channels set to 6.
That's it! You’re ready to explore the exciting and expressive world of MPE.
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John Dale Cannedy
November 11, 2021
I’ve been following the Jamstik since before it was out. Awesome instrument. Thank for making it.