A DIGITAL guitar with STEEL STRINGS!

[@MarySpender]

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[@jjhack3r]

You got a 10/10 personality...

[@myspace_264]

Hello, can I know the brand and model of this guitar, please 😊

[@karmamagar6364]

How ever you gonna giveaway guiter let me know please 🙏🏼

[@karmamagar6364]

😭I am beginner and my guitar broken You gonna any acoustic guitar plz pick me first 🙏🏼

[@aussie66hm33]

Why’s this only have four likes

[@coolpoolshark]

Three things I like about this guitar shape midi controller: 1. You feel like a sniper when you put it together. 2. The instant change to different alternative tunings through a smartphone app. 3. See 1.

[@donciseau]

Love the video

[@grendelum]

I caught this comment before she put it together and yeah, that’s all I can see now, it’s a sniper rifle.

[@shashankiyer5751]

Finally someone said it, its been on my mind even since I saw it

[@TheTheode]

The quick tuning change is the biggest selling point for me

[@rahman.utara.]

Bhahaha.. Kontol

[@faulknerorkney2692]

'Whilst my guitar gently beeps' - G.Harrison.

[@stuartmack7658]

@Dave The Rave Indeed. Well played that man.

[@MrROTD]

lol

[@inderneilboseroychowdhury]

Hilarious Indeed!

[@LittleRapGuy]

good one...

[@rasmuhamednasr4621]

Waaaaaw,is that you!!!!#!jesus!!!!!

[@erroristmusic]

The way she says ''Jammy'' with her adorable accent, is so pure and genuine :')

[@vanargrand3199]

This is my first time coming to this channel, and I think I'm in love. With the guitar, I mean.

[@ianmickelwright4136]

I'm a guitarist and I've been looking for a midi keyboard. This looks even better!

[@LarkVsOwl-de3op]

it's really all in looks. save yourself 300-400.

[@buddyslowhand7647]

Can't imagine a guitarist would ever consider buying this! :) It's for electronic musicians who know how to play a G-Chord or for gamer kids, that like sniper rifles, but mom only allowed a budget guitar. :P

[@kimhornhem5399]

@Buddy Slowhand this is a midi guitar, its not like pluggin in your guitar into your audio interface and using an effects plugin, you can literally play the piano on your guitar if you know your way around the fretboard, get it??

[@mlee6050]

@Ian Mickelwright as you are one do you see it as possible to have like the neck bit with all need on it? Looking to make one without the shape that helps sit on lap or hold it

[@chrisparkerynot1319]

wait for jamstick midi studio guitar , not this crap

[@Doomin-c2m]

As a guitarist who's always struggled with finding good keyboard tracks etc. to fill in songs, seeing this has made me cry tears of joy

[@tylerbailey9329]

A headless guitar for Halloween.....🎃

[@wondorfamily]

Similar to The Main Theme of Halloween 3: Season of The Witch.

[@Hunkymonkey7492]

Id be up for a headless guitarist Wait... TheDooo

[@numanuma20]

😂 😂

[@KhairezaPuramarta]

Rhoma Irama : hold my mirasantika 😁

[@tpete096]

Rolland/Boss have a set up that can do this (lets you play midi), it uses a gk-3 connector and 13 pin cable. Also, if you're more used to classical guitars, Godin makes few nylon string guitars with the 13 pin input and special pick-up built in(Godin Nylon SE), but its way more expensive and you need a GP-10 or GR-55 pedal to go along with it. I have this set-up and highly recommend it.

[@dl5641]

It's funny how in terms of overall note duration and velocity (if you don't edit it further) you can definitely tell the difference between a keyboard midi controller and a piano midi controller. Also the chords people tend to jump to seem different between the two instruments, so it'd be interesting hearing more stuff produced with a guitar based midi controller.

[@RockinJohnnyaitken]

I had a midi guitar years ago made by Casio but i couldn't get used to the timing, it just was never in sync with my playing so I sold it in the end. However I have since bought a Tripleplay pickup by Fishman for my Strat copy and it sounds incredible no more tracking problems, easy setup, lots of sounds too many in fact spoilt for choice, I can put it to so many uses both live and home studio.

[@davidgriffin5031]

As a long term MIDI guitarist, this is interesting and great for someone getting into MIDI. For me, with a stack of MIDI gear though I don’t think I will rush to buy it. If you would like to try some traditional kit, or get some ideas how to use it live and in recordings, I would be happy to share my experience. Griff

[@clydebermingham121]

David Griffin ...., Right ..,, This is sort of like ‘REINVENTING THE WHEEL’ (so to say). There are several different travel guitars out there . Putting a MUDI pick up on any of them could be what is needed.... But either way ,the item is still kind of nice , but only if it is low priced .other than that a MIDI pick up installed to one’s favorite guitar could be far better option. But it is still a very cute item. If it isn’t expensive I might still get one as little novelty , even though it may not be the highest level choice for me. The Roland options & others (Fishman Triple Play wireless MIDI pickup ... & other options .... etc...)

[@clydebermingham121]

David Griffin ... But none the less .... Hey David , I’d be glad to check out some of the stuff you do ... I dived in a little bit into the world of guitar synth .... etc..,, It’s be cool to check out what others are doing with it as well ... I still have not gone so extensive with it yet ....

[@clydebermingham121]

David Griffin .... But she is cute though .... The item .... (as well as the pretty demonstrator as well 😊🌹)

[@davidgriffin5031]

@@clydebermingham121 I have been Roland now for about 16 years, with a brief spell of Axon. Originally I had a Roland pickup on a Variax to get synth and modelled guitar sounds. Then came the VG99. Then I had a GR33, Axon and VG99 all running simultaneously. Later I dropped the Axon and GR33 for a GR55. All great for live performance, not brilliant for MIDI recording. A better route at the moment is MIDI Guitar 2 from Jamorigin. It's a software converter that takes a direct guitar signal and converts it in the computer into a midi signal. No fancy pickups, excellent tracking. Done. The downside, cannot split strings. But as a starting point, brilliantly

[@squidcaps4308]

What would be the cheapest set that actually works that you can think of?

[@dannyboi9552]

I could honestly listen to u talk about anything forever, v nice voice

[@golfmike304]

Make that album. I would love the background music. Along with the carbon fiber guitar too. Would be awesome. I listen to your carbon fiber video all the time to hear you play it.

[@labswee7635]

I NEED THIS!!! I’m actually a bassist but my first instrument was an acoustic guitar, and really want to make music but other methods are very overwhelming to me but I can tell that would make things SO much easier!! ❤️

[@evanwilliams7739]

I remember when I first got an electric guitar, it wasn't long before I decided to downtune it to drop A. I thought it was really badass at the time, but the strings never stayed in tune. (I don't remember what the gauges of the strings were.) I eventually restringed it and tuned it to C standard, which has been the default for that instrument for over 5 years now.

[@noelvaldez96]

Okay I’m probably going to buy this, I’ve always wanted to incorporate piano into the little jams I make but I’m not the best keyboard player, this would be awesome to use for that.

[@14813783]

Yo I checked out ur Spotify and I can’t stop listening. Almost all songs have been on repeat. Ur voice is beautiful. Keep producing!!!!

[@pjay5536]

Trying to figure out what I like about your videos and got it this morning...your enthusiasm! Thanks for reminding me that there are things in life worth getting chuffed about.

[@EarlOfMaladyCrescent]

This looks like a great instrument! I'm actually a Keyboard player & am not very good on Guitar, so it wouldn't be much use to me. But I can see it'd open up some great doors for Guitarists. 👍

[@AnonymityIx]

6:16 the way you said innovative made me smile

[@mckrackin5324]

Me too. Her accent and vocabulary slays me. Being an Appalachian American, I'm easily amused by words. lol

[@alarismystique4388]

This video really needed some explanation of the down-sides of why this isn't a good replacement for a guitar. What kinds of things can't you play on this? Will it bend? Can you do hammer-on or pull-offs? Harmonics? I think that's some details that would be useful for consumers looking into that kind of instrument... because it certainly has a lot of pluses that you can't do with normal guitars.

[@KapitanQaz]

3:05 It's not a guitar, it's a guitar-shaped MIDI controller. It's basically a synth keyboard for people who know how to pull strings and not push keys.

[@cajonaconaquetebotou]

Yes, I prefer my midi guitar, all that actions you said can be done. This is for gamers. Musicians need expresiveness on their instruments.

[@justalittlevoice]

The video description clearly says it's an ad

[@justinnaramor6050]

@@cajonaconaquetebotou No matter what MIDI guitar system you use, you are forgetting that not all of the expressiveness of guitar playing will translate well to MIDI. Think! MIDI really wasn't designed for guitars... it was designed for instruments with keyboard-like mechanics. There are things you do on the guitar expressively that are more like noise, rather than clearly defined notes. That just doesn't work with MIDI. MIDI needs clearly defined notes in order for it to work correctly, something that all keyboard instruments are already extremely good at. When you hit a key on that MIDI keyboard, it sends out a clearly defined MIDI note... there's literally no question about what note you just played. None. This isn't exactly the case with guitars. That's fine for normal guitar playing but won't work as well for MIDI. If you insist on using guitars as MIDI controllers, you're gonna have to stop thinking of it as being "exactly 100 percent like a guitar, period", and instead think of it as "a MIDI keyboard you play by pulling/pressing on strings". Of course guitar purists will scoff at this, but, well, that's a guitar purist for you. They're kind of idiots. They're too fucking conservative.

[@cajonaconaquetebotou]

​@@justinnaramor6050 Obviously. But I do not mean that.

[@SabcatPrinting]

It seems like a great midi controller. Maybe not quite 30 years ago a friend got a guitar midi synth-pickup type thing, it lagged a bit as tracking lower notes took longer. But.. to cut a long story short, it opened up a world of synths to him. That modern thing.. its a game changer.

[@trajtemberg]

Its very affordable. Thanks for the recommendation.

[@Angels-3xist]

I like this theme of showing different instruments. Works for everyone. I quite like the sound this makes.

[@FuriousMess]

Great video Mary. I have a built-in Roland hex pu in a Strat I built years ago and a Triple Play. Been looking at this but was reluctant to pull the trigger on this. Very cool

[@Blagger3000]

Beautiful and talented, the guitar is a bonus.

[@RetroPlus]

I'm not a guitarist (mainly piano) but I'm sure this thing would allow me to do things that I wouldn't be able to do on a keyboard.

[@dohnavanleblanc2556]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bISmppproLqmeNU

[@simonkormendy849]

Cool, a couple of years ago I bought myself a new Steinberger Spirit GT Pro Deluxe headless guitar on eBay, really nice guitar for travelling musicians.

[@wido123123]

who cares about that gadget...your whole table IS A GUITAR!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love it!

[@_JayRamsey_]

I can't express how excited this makes me.

[@ezzong]

Looks cool, but might give a little trouble on airport securities..

[@TheLoneRayven]

Nah, I've flown with weirder electronics. Just let them look at if they ask, otherwise, send it through the scanner as normal.

[@ezzong]

@@TheLoneRayven lol modular synth with a lot of cables will raise an alarm tho

[@MrHarsh3600]

It's not a problem for white people

[@grenks6387]

Dont get that shitty guitar Not only a waste of time and makes you stupid it doesn't even help.

[@alittlelifeleft8232]

@@grenks6387 it's not a guitar, she really pointed that out

[@neddludd6076]

Thank you. Very musical. Would love this for my retirement but already 10 yrs in. This would be slot of fun!

[@jamesdalzell6741]

Will it CHUG!!! oh this isn't Ola's channel sorry

[@clevername4781]

I bet it doesn't

[@CoolAsianGuy]

no one wants to hear guitars chug

[@MarkArandjus]

@@CoolAsianGuy I know a few music festivals that beg to differ 😛

[@andresgar13]

Does it Djent though?🤔

[@plutoxdior6541]

Gurls Talents obviously people do lol

[@stevengriffin1676]

The more you were experimenting, the bigger the smile on your face. Gotta be a good thing! Looking forward to your video when you 'really' put something together!

[@zaphodbeeblebrox655]

This reminds me of the bass Geddy Lee used in Distant Early Warning.

[@stevenmcnair1897]

Thank you for the honest #sponsored review tag. And the review of course

[@kickbiker7920]

Great review. Well explained, filmed & demoed. Thanks for posting.

[@IanBourneMusic]

Received mine yesterday. Going to put it together later and put out a quick video. Wish me luck.

[@tammycoates7816]

What a cute toy! Perfect gift for Christmas for that sweet little guy in my life :)

[@Faraz_khan0]

it will be a $450 cute little toy :P

[@Bladavia]

@@Faraz_khan0 For what it is that's quite a nice price tho

[@FLOODtoFIRE]

I'm a cute little guy ;)

[@danw1955]

Pretty versatile little controller! I play both keyboards and guitar, so it would be interesting to try this out. I think Korg had a kit some years ago to convert a standard guitar for MIDI, and actually had a floor module that you connected the guitar to via a MIDI cable to control it. Can't remember how many voices it had, but it did work pretty well once you got it set up.😉 You come up with the coolest toys Mary!😁👍

[@autocrow]

Nice demo. I have a 25 key MIDI controller, but like you said, I'm more familiar with the guitar. This would be a great tool. I love MIDI's. I use Ableton Live and the MIDI's sound awesome.

[@manavssingh]

You are so British it's amazing.. I love your accent

[@grendelum]

Seriously, I could make space battle sounds with that thing all day...

[@Mustafa-xd6jz]

Ptew ptew ptew ptew

[@Shindinru]

Que up some midi samples and go to town. :-)

[@engineersden]

Sound does not exist in space

[@MonoLith2049]

What a great idea! It's not meant to replace the guitar in the same way that a 2 octave midi keyboard doesn't replace the grand piano

[@DovidM]

I would like a longer neck so that I can play beyond the 15th fret. I would like something that more seriously emulated a guitar so that I could have it to practice on and perhaps to use in a performance. I get that it is a MIDI controller for guitarists, but more people would buy one if it was also useful for guitar practice.

[@williamking7420]

You Rock Guitar has had something similar to this for several years. It has a dedicated midi out as well but has touch pads under the fretboard and simulated strings on the neck but actual strings that you pick and/or strum. It is much cheaper than the Jammy and has no cell phone app interface but is pretty cool never the less. And worth checking out for those who are interested in a very inexpensive midi type guitar styled instrument.

[@SilentNote]

HEY imagining using THAT ato give "an ambiance effects" for songs of yours... and using that other "unibody / carbon fibre" instrument shown in other video ...

[@randysmith3731]

You mean use this for the midi tracks then play the Lava ME over top?

[@donaldcorbet6877]

It's even better with the new software updates. Your review did influence my decision to buy. Glad I did.

[@christopherclarke3022]

A cute idea and appears to have potential. can you do a review again in a few months once you are more familiar with it?

[@williewooley]

I use the Fishman Triple Play MIDI Pickup. soooo fun,

[@joetroutt7425]

Although you said it wouldn't​ be a great practice tool I would like to have it to take with me to work and practice songs so I can speed up my progression and by the time I get home on a real guitar I will have absorbed more.

[@JammyGuitar]

Hey Joe! If you have a minute, check out our KZbin channel to learn more.

[@jeromeblanchet685]

for this kind of feature you might consider fisman triple play , you can fix it (and remove it ) on your every day guitar and feel more comfortable

[@TheYojo123]

Owning one of these has come in handy since it fits in my bag. If I come up with an idea I can just plug my headphones in and jam away!

[@dannyoi7173]

This shit is crazy! Want one. I imagine in a few years, they'll have one that is more like a regular guitar

[@midi510]

MIDI guitar has been around for a long time. The technology keeps getting better and cheaper. You can just get a MIDI pickup and interface for your own guitar.

[@dannyoi7173]

@@midi510 thanks. Didn't know that they made them.

[@midi510]

@@dannyoi7173 👍😎

[@jonatabarbosademelo8784]

You voice it´s so beautiful!!!!

[@almightytreegod]

I had been considering this specifically for writing tab for songs I already have. I ended up going with a Fishman pickup, but the notation software isn’t the greatest and I still haven’t found a great alternative.

[@kabood777]

I think you are very right, This is only useful as a midi controller and maybe a very good one if someone is more comfortable with a guitar.

[@slimkt]

Pretty damn cool, especially the ability to change the tuning with a button press. Reminds me of the Casio DG-20 from back in the day. What I really wanna know is, what happens when a string breaks?

[@DylanMatthewTurner]

Makes me think of the EWI. For that reason, I feel like it would most shine with a tone that doesn't try to sound like a real guitar

[@marco_oder6665]

But can you do -harmonics? -tapping? -palm muting? -bending?

[@hectorborges573]

I think steve t used tapping on his video, not sure, he did use palm muting but he could program it with the MIDI

[@colecantos3273]

Amazing midi controller. This is exactly what I've been looking for the past few years. Now to figure out how to earn enough to purchase one...

[@stukyu]

Mary get hold of a GR55 if you can, you will love it.

[@SIMONC256]

the gr55 is a pitch to midi, not very good at controlling soft synths , for that you need industrial radio midi bass or guitar with fret sence cost lots of money..

[@RonnvanEtten]

Excellent review. Very helpful!

[@BlancoRomo]

LA NECESITO! 😮

[@CarolinaSkyAstronomy]

That looks really cool. I do videos of stuff in space with my telescope and sometimes I record my own music for my videos so I think this would work really great for me. Thanks for sharing

[@diegoderokha6799]

Are the tunings customable? If so, try the "New Standard Tuning" (the one conceived by Robert Fripp). Greetings.

[@isakfigurss]

With the new update, you can do it !

[@MisterNiles]

I've been looking at the Artiphon Instrument 1. It has no strings. You can do custom alternate tunings, plus fretless mode, which is exciting. I use a lot of alternate tunings. I've tried Fripp's tuning, but I tend to work with tunings in a more Hedges way. Instead of sticking with one tuning, I have tunings that work only for certain songs. All of these controllers have issues as do regular old guitar synths. I had almost given up, but the Artiphon and this thing both look interesting. I'm just hoping that when trying to program MIDI I won't run into the MIDI salad problems I always run into with Roland pickup equipped guitars.

[@MisterNiles]

Another thing about this Jammy thing: They say 10-12ms latency. From everything I've heard the latency with the Artiphon Instrument 1 is near zero and not perceptible.

[@DamnedEyez]

I have 2-3 'guitar' midi controllers...one is an actual guitar (Squier Strat...made to go along with the Rock Band 3 video game), one a plastic thing that has a strum section a little bit like this (It has plastic buttons for the fingering, though), and a Jam Stik+. This thing looks like it fits in between the Jam Stik and the Squier...and that alternate tuning list is a nice feature. ...it also doesn't hurt that it looks like my Steinberger.

[@lisalacey833]

Great review. Just the ability to switch tunings would help me greatly.

[@JammyGuitar]

Hi Lisa! Subscribe to our channel to learn more about Jammy.

[@1982oded]

I think it's more promotion then review. Even if it's a great product, i rether to hear an objective/nondipendet opinion

[@momoklegends7920]

I am from, indonesia i love your content, may be i learn here.

[@paulcurry4252]

This is the second guitar you've effectively sold me on.

[@diego2112gaming]

OK, I'm sold. I just have to get the money. Yeah, not bad for what it is, and will be getting that instead of the keyboard I was looking at (you sold me with the keyboard playing via guitar), holy crap that will be useful for me.

[@finemessugotmein]

4:13 ha !! that's me exactly ... when i forget to adjust the volume on my earphones...

[@WoodyGamesUK]

As a midi controller, it's easy to imagine all the things you can do with software. It would have been interesting to go more in depth about the actual playing, you say there are things you can't do, what exactly? How does it feels, where does it fall short? Can you do hammer, pull offs, can you bend? Can you play a simple guitar solo for example?

[@ronsindric4241]

You have a great video presence, great playing skills, a good knowledge of music theory. I only beg umbrage with this post's lack of the instrument model, name of the manufacturer and the manufacturer's WEB SITE.

[@as7cordas]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIOUn5t-lKh7hMU

[@erenkavak337]

İnternetim bitmese sabahlara kadar izlerim seni. Çok güzelsin be :( ❤️

[@MarkArandjus]

...so is no one going to ask? Sigh... okay, fine, I will. Ahem.... Does it djent though?

[@jurassicsurvivor9204]

That is the question...

[@zl14l41]

It has 8 string tuning option

[@McSaggerson]

People are still saying this eh?

[@macmuggo5459]

Of course it does

[@NikolayKonovalov]

Been looking for this comment haha

[@ecaff9515]

Excellent Thank you for sharing. I'm searching for the best deal now...

[@PromptedHawk]

Oh, nice, caught this early. As a Jammy owner, I have a few caveats based on my experience to anyone considering buying this. My guitar mutes one of the strings without any prompt to do so, specifically the A string, and I have to play it like a pinch harmonic to make it ring out, which is obviously uncomfortable and annoying to do. Finger picking and regular picking rings out only if played very gently. This may be specific to my guitar, but this is my experience. Bends: The bends on the guitar itself, not in MIDI mode, sound robotic as hell and the electric guitar tone generally sounds like a synth trying to mimic an electric guitar, especially with bends, and sometimes when you come back from the bend to exactly the original position the sound will still be "bent". Also it doesn't always bend, and I find myself sometimes having to hammer-on the string to make the bend engage. It doesn't play smooth. Some notes don't register correctly and cut out, everything I noted earlier with the bends, and all that. You also need to set up just about every string in the app so it actually plays nice. MIDI mode: MIDI mode works nicely enough, however: Every time I plugged it in as a MIDI Controller (I use Cakewalk), it would crash after a few minutes and get a stuck note (or nothing playing if I wasn't playing anything at the moment of the crash), and I would have to restart the guitar (which involves a 15 seconds calibration period every time) to get it working again. As of yesterday, the computer doesn't even identify it as a MIDI controller, so I couldn't get it to work. After testing this again while typing out this comment, it appears that it works with the app now. The computer detects it, Cakewalk detects it, but it doesn't appear to send any information even though it sounds out on its own. Buyer Beware.

[@nickfletcher4132]

Thanks for this. A real review I think. One of the problems of artists getting freebies for advertising (they call it reviewing - its really payment for advertising) is you very probably won't hear the down sides.

[@PromptedHawk]

@@nickfletcher4132 You're welcome. I'm glad it reached anyone, really. I will say that their customer support has been alright so far, as I'm trying to solve my problems with them and they've been fairly responsive.

[@nickfletcher4132]

Good. hope it continues.

[@rongarza9488]

The problems you have listed, Prompted Hawk, are very likely inherent to the guitar and will not get resolved. Thanks for posting them though.

[@JammyGuitar]

Hi there! Thanks for your feedback, it's really important for us. As I understood from your comment above, you've already reached out to our support team. They are always happy to help and I'm sure the issues you're describing can be solved.

[@joeabstractjoe]

Wow! Thanks so much for the video. 🎶🎸🎶

[@Justin.Franks]

1:00 Part 1 looks like a giant USB flash drive.

[@davolthe1261]

5 terabytes 😂

[@Cruiseangel72]

That is so wild!! Im blown away! But each string is in two parts! Wtf!!! I love the sound

[@philmccracken6134]

It feels funny at first, when your left hand doesn't feel your right hands on the strings. xD

[@Cruiseangel72]

@@philmccracken6134 i can't even imagine how that feels.

[@mattbridges8384]

Hey Mary, did you have issue with slides, hammer-ons/pull-offs etc?

[@jerryguthrie]

Great video as always Mary but seems a bit impractical when you can get Jam Origins MIDI Guitar VST or a MIDI Pickup for 4x less. Though I don't have any experience with either of them, they seem much more practical for the cost.

[@ammoalamo6485]

When a string breaks, it creates a new one with its built-in string printer. It automatically selects and ingests materials, then prints and installs the new string, just like magic. It's even got a demo mode... like this, I think... No, Jammy, No! Let go of the cat! Bad Jammy, bad, bad Jammy! We don't make guitar strings out of our cats! Ba-a-a-d Jammy! Here, try this a nice stainless steel spoon. That's much better. Need a little more? Let me look. No, Jammy, not my house key! Oooh, Jammy...

[@tekman55]

Ammo Alamo Oh, catgut strings

[@dontneedtoknow5836]

Do not store near your brass or claymore roomba.

[@dontneedtoknow5836]

@Punished Aniquin he has some jokes. But I really got tired of waiting on the AK50 and he stopped his historical facts on russian weapons a while back. I still go for gun meme reviews.

[@nighthawk9532]

Fkn dead😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@noclu4u384]

Haven t you ever heard of cat gut strings . 😂 😂 😂

[@nanayawberko3212]

Looks like a really good DG 20 update

[@volodyanikolaev]

That thing is suits you perfectly.

[@brandonproctor3639]

I've seen you many times but I'm actually new to your channel. I absolutely love it and I love the content you provide so you have a new subscriber.

[@TetsuoKrampus]

What happens WHEN a string breaks?

[@marcmcbride1212]

You can change the strings fairly easily

[@JammyGuitar]

Hi there! Thanks for your interest. If a string breaks, you can replace it with another one. Here's how you do it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4ayamqZoqueqrc

[@xander1052]

@@JammyGuitar Glad you thought of this, funnily enough this is way easier than repairing my Keyboard lol.

[@twr412]

@@heggy_69 okay consumer

[@DDryTaste]

@@heggy_69 lol, cringey name.

[@elizabethtrotter8403]

love your coffee table

[@PhilMoseleyMusic]

That is really cool actually! Like you, I was sceptical when you first started talking about it. I can really see the benefits for use with a DAW. I might have to try one of these out, my keyboard skills aren't all that amazing either! :)

[@JammyGuitar]

Hey Phil! Don't be hesitant to check out our channel to learn more about Jammy ;)

[@MrKasugano]

Can also use G2M \ I2M or similar for DAW and VST for home recordings.Cheaper.

[@archerunder6976]

You must get your own tv show. I’m constantly inspired,,,

[@JR-dd4ec]

I'm definitely interested in this product

[@JammyGuitar]

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[@Southboundpachyderm]

@@JammyGuitar It's super sketchy that you're prowling through comments on review videos to promote yourself. Just saying. I'm still highly skeptical of how cheap this thing looks and the price range. It's way too good to be true.

[@JammyGuitar]

@@Southboundpachyderm Thanks! We just care. There are many people who would like to learn more about the product after watching that review and we're answering the questions here. Otherwise, they would just skip and forget it forever. We're not a big company, so we're doing our best to tell people about our product.

[@typoclerk]

Thanks.. I see what you mean about midi/guitar interface... makes good sense.. can't wait to get one!

[@brainstewX]

This seems infinitely more playable than the 'You Rock Guitar' I have.

[@nahmy]

I still LOVE my YRG!! I use it all the time.

[@CountDoucheula]

Shame they stopped updating the YRG. Guitar wise, it plays better than my Artiphon I1

[@brainstewX]

@@nahmy Tap mode is OK but otherwise I can never get the hang of it

[@nahmy]

@@brainstewX It took a bit of messing around with string gain and string tension adjustment to get it to play right, but i also favour tap over strumming. Hands down the best midi controller ive used .

[@Cristofre]

I bought one of those. I was never impressed with the on-board sounds, so I used it as a MIDI controller. I ended up buying a used Roland guitar synthesizer in the end though because it lets you play a real guitar with real strings, I can bend notes and use finger vibrato,etc.

[@KevCorr91]

Looks ABSOLUTELY CLASS! 😃 Thanks for the vid. Mary!

[@theshyguy1580]

Mary: One thing i don't believe is that this can be put through an amplifier. I just don't believe this is going to work. Guitar: Starts working Also Mary: *NO* Guitar: *OH YEEAAAAH*

[@rongarza9488]

A guitar amp expects a high impedance input, around 300K, like a pickup. Audio, like from a laptop or phone, is low impedance.

[@Jenz__]

I just read the last line with Kool-Aid impression, OHHHHH YEAAAAAHHH

[@JuanDeDiosDj]

I love the video. I saw a lots of videos about this guitar but the only one that seems sincere to me is this. I would like you to make a video with the artiphon instrument 1 and tell us what you think and compare it with this Jammy!

[@crhu319]

I deliberately chose to learn keyboards because synths all use(d) keyboard controllers so you could make any sound. But this one controller opens that whole world up to guitarists. It is possible to get an ok bowed-string sound from a keyboard controlled synth. A plucked sound even. But picked or strummed? No. For that you need the strings. Also a good horn sound other than stacatto trumpets is hard, and the accordion, human voice, pan flute and hurdy gurdy are too cool to simulate haha

[@DrQuizzler]

Even though I don't actually DO guitar, I kind of want this gizmo. I'll bet one or two guitarists WILL find it useful for practice on the go, as well as for alternate tunings, etc.