Since it’s meant to be a travel ... with this MIDI guitar and the results are surprisingly convincing. Slides can be a little messy. I tend to just avoid them, but with some practice and ...

Once you’re plugged in, you can use the Jamstik-enabled software, or one of a variety of apps, to play MIDI guitar on your device. In the software, you can actually see where your fingers are ...

If you’ve ever tried to learn a musical instrument, you probably know that it’s more important to practice ... MIDI, so even if you don’t like the idea of jamming on a digital guitar ...

The JamStik Studio MIDI Guitar is less of a Stik and more like a standard guitar, though is reckoned to still be travel friendly Like the most recent JamStiks, the Studio can connect to a device ...

In a Victorian terraced house in south London, black midi are getting ready to jam. Drummer Morgan Simpson hits record on his iPhone, and otherworldly noise floods the scrappy practice room.

It is a MIDI guitar that is actually a musical controller. By playing and plucking the strings you can play music using synthesized sounds and it recognizes chords, notes, and nuances including ...

The guitar, which is a fully-functioning axe, will run you a cool $279.99 and is platform agnostic. It will, however, require the MadCatz MIDI PRO-Adapter which will add another $39.99 to the ...