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How do I connect the sonuus G2M V3 to my computer or MIDI device and configure it to send MIDI data?
Connect the G2M V3's MIDI Out port to your computer's MIDI interface or MIDI device. Then, select the G2M V3 as your MIDI input device in your DAW or software and configure the desired MIDI channel and output settings within the software/device.
Can I save custom MIDI setups or 'kits' on the sonuus G2M V3 for different instruments or tunings, and how?
The G2M V3 doesn't offer internal preset storage. Custom setups for different instruments or tunings are managed by adjusting settings directly on your guitar, DAW or sound module used with it.
What's the basic workflow for using the sonuus G2M V3 to convert my guitar signal to MIDI, from plugging in to playing notes?
Plug your guitar into the G2M V3's input, connect the MIDI output to your desired device/software, and adjust your guitar's pickup volume for optimal tracking; the G2M V3 will then convert your guitar signal to MIDI notes based on your playing.
I'm experiencing tracking issues or latency with the sonuus G2M V3. What are some common causes and how can I troubleshoot them?
Tracking issues or latency can be caused by low guitar pickup volume or playing technique. Ensure your guitar's volume is high enough, play cleanly and adjust the sensitivity on your synths, DAW or sound module to achieve better note triggering.
What is the 'V3' designation and how does it differ from previous G2M models?
The 'V3' refers to the third version of the G2M. The main improvements for this device are its superior pitch detection algorithm and improved note-on/off response times compared to previous versions, particularly with lower frequencies.