What it is |
GI20Editor is a software editor for the Roland GI-20 GK-MIDI guitar interface. Besides being the only alternative to program the device through a knob, a two digit display and a few buttons, GI20Editor can greatly simplify your life in experiencing the combination of guitar and synthesizer. |
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GI20Editor | Version 2.0 (Mac), 1.5 (Win) |
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Features |
Clear and easy access to all the GI-20 parameters. Saving and reloading of settings as documents, allowing backups and fast switching between completely different configurations. Import and export of GI-20 dump files. Copy, paste and swap patches commands, plus a "paste special" command to apply only selected changes, possibly extending them to all patches at once. Direct driving of a MIDI synthesizer. MIDI remote control. On-the-fly substitution of GI-20 bank/program messages, to allow rapid testing of different sounds without the need to do a "bulk load". Additional MIDI system exclusive message and bank/program change messages sent at patch selection, to properly setup the synthesizer. String grouping options for faster editing. |
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How it works |
A comprehensive user manual is available. |
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The latest Mac OS X version is 2.0.0. It's a 32/64-bit Intel fat binary that runs on 10.6.6 (Snow Leopard) and later versions.
Dear Macintosh buyers, thank you! But if you like this application, please take the time to write a review in the Mac App Store. Good ratings help sales, and the sale of a reasonable number of copies justifies any further development. |
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The latest Windows version is 1.5. It's a 32-bit application that runs on XP, Vista and 7 and is distributed as shareware. This means that if you use this software, you are required to make a donation through the PayPal button below. Click here to see the terms of the license agreement under which the Windows version of the software is distributed.
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