Does your violin have a midi pickup? That would be the first step,
the next probably being a guitar synthesizer.
Really though the best way to create guitar parts would be by
playing a guitar.
With a violin hooked up through midi you'd have to be deadly
accurate in terms of intonation, to approximate the pitch accuracy
of a fretted instrument.
I'm envious if you can do that - I'm glad my instrument of choice
has frets, so I don't have to have that kind of facility.
At 01:58 PM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
Is there a way in Sonar 4 producer that I can play a part on a violin and have it transposed in real time? I want to use a violin to create some guitar-like parts for which I need more low range. I know I could play the parts and use the pitch feature after the fact, but it would be even cooler if I could play, and hear the transposed pitches through my headphones.
Chris Bartlett
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