Ediface Unit – EDIFACE
AVAILABLE SOON
For years Digital keyboard players have had unparalleled flexibility and functionality such as the ability to instantly create notation and change sounds from drums to trumpet with the push of a button. These functions were not readily available to guitarists. The SoundTech Ediface provides this flexibility, functionality and even more possibilities such as gaming and "learn to play" to guitarists in a simple easy-to-use package. Conquer the Digital world with the SoundTech Ediface. The SoundTech Ediface achieves its amazing feats by utilizing the same language as Digital keyboards. The Ediface easily mounts on any guitar and recognizes and transmits specific instructions for each Individual note allowing for great flexibility in playing and recording. This is conveyed simply as a list of events which describe the specific steps that a soundcard, program or other device use to generate the specific sound. At its simplest the language would indicate for example "Middle C on" at a specific time along with the volume of the note - then it would indicate "Middle C off" at a later time. Any number of other commands can be added to make it as expressive as desired. Latency with the Ediface is at an indiscernible level so delay is not a concern.
For years Digital keyboard players have had unparalleled flexibility and functionality such as the ability to instantly create notation and change sounds from drums to trumpet with the push of a button. These functions were not readily available to guitarists. The SoundTech Ediface provides this flexibility, functionality and even more possibilities such as gaming and "learn to play" to guitarists in a simple easy-to-use package. Conquer the Digital world with the SoundTech Ediface. The SoundTech Ediface achieves its amazing feats by utilizing the same language as Digital keyboards. The Ediface easily mounts on any guitar and recognizes and transmits specific instructions for each Individual note allowing for great flexibility in playing and recording. This is conveyed simply as a list of events which describe the specific steps that a soundcard, program or other device use to generate the specific sound. At its simplest the language would indicate for example "Middle C on" at a specific time along with the volume of the note - then it would indicate "Middle C off" at a later time. Any number of other commands can be added to make it as expressive as desired. Latency with the Ediface is at an indiscernible level so delay is not a concern.
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