Midi Virtuoso Guitar Edition provides a new method of software-based midi sequence and play that is focused on simplifying the creation of complex musical parts. The musician, using patent pending Every Key and Trill Pane technologies, becomes the timeline.

The musician is in complete control of the musical rendering of the notes in a midi part, after sequencing. Timing, duration, and modulation of pre-sequenced notes are controlled in real time. A midi keyboard, computer keyboard and / or mouse can be used to control midi rendering of a sequence and to impart the nuances of real time performance. Designed with the recording musician in mind, Midi Virtuoso can be live-played into digital audio workstation projects, using a virtual midi cable, and rendered via virtual instruments.

Midi Virtuoso is useful in live performance situations when a laptop is placed in the midi path, either as the main controller or as a translator between keyboard / controller and sound module. Thanks to the fret board marking options, Midi Virtuoso Guitar Edition also enables you to teach/learn features for the guitar.

Here are some key features of "Midi Virtuoso Guitar Edition":

· Every-Key Technology (with Midi device input)
When triggering notes from a midi input device, any and every key or pad pressed will trigger the next note or chord in the pre-established sequence.

· Every-Key Technology (with Computer or Laptop keyboard input)
When the computer keyboard is used for play mode, any and every letter or punctuation key pressed will trugger the next note or chord in the pre-established sequence. A velocity curve can be drawn.

· Trill-Pane Technology (Mouse input)
A series of piano key-like pads are presented above the tablature or staff in the User Interface. They are mouse-activated. The pads are resizable and adjustible regarding characteristics such as the delay applied to sending note-off messsages.


Requirements:

· Processor 1.3 Ghz+
· 512 MB RAM
· 100 MB Disk Space


Limitations:

· 15 uses trial
· Save disabled
· Nag screen