Hi, I'm a newbie here and I'm trying to do something a little weird with my G-Natural.

I use it (in the "normal" way) with my acoustic guitar and it's really great.

What I want to do it's to use my G-Natural as a MIDI foot controller so that I can control my NI Guitar Rig ,that I use with my electric guitar. In this way I can control both my acoustic and electric guitar "just" with my G-Natural.

My problem is that I don't really know how to map the MIDI side of my G-Natural.

I connected the G-Natural's MIDI out to my Konnect24d audio interface (tc-electronics) and Guitar Rig seems to recognize it. But when I push the buttons the only thing that happens is that NI Guitar Rig "moves" between all the presets...

Any Ideas??
Thank you very much.

Ps

I use Guitar Rig 4 and it's installed on a MacBookPro.

The pedalboard I´m building is going to be tight so before buying a Nova System, I need the exact dimensions. I know the manual has the dimensions but I want to know if these are with or without the 2 brackets at the back. I believe these can be removed so if the dimensions are WITH the brackets, this would mean I can actually fit the Nova System on my board.

hi all,first post.i did a search but didn't see a helpful answer to my question

just got the GM2 and have ceriatone chupacabra.
i ran the gm2 in the loop and noticed the amps volume control was disabled and volume was very low.

i was able to raise the volume with the front panel output control,but not a sugnificant amount.i noticed the setups in the manual were for preamp/head or combo amp options.

is there a better way to hook up my gm2 to my amp head?

what are my options and tips and tricks.

thx

Prior to the G sys input I have the following:

1) Lehle sunday driver
2) Morley bad horsie 2 wah pedal
3) Ernie ball volume pedal
4) Decimator g string pedal

So.. any comments on the order? I was toying with the idea of hooking the sunday driver to my guitar strap with battery power so I can run a very short cable straight in to get my signal buffered before any long cable runs. Then I will have a 21' cable to my wah and volume as they will be up front of the stage, then another 21' cable back to my rig, to the decimator and into the G (my G brain is racked).

So my proposed signal is
Guitar > Sunday Driver > WAH > Volume Pedal > Decimator > G in

Then run the decimator loop right before the preamp in.

Hi there
am beginning to get the hang of the NS and its integration with my general setup - happy with the sounds im getting atm.
One thing - still haven't managed to get the NS to change volume depending on my FCB1010 expression pedal - does anyone have experience with the FCB1010 specifically, or any Midi expression pedal specifically?

To be exact im using the Uno firmware on the FCB.
I dont have the NS in front of me so might have this remembered wrongly but tried setting pedal input to 'GlVolExp' or something like that. But having fooled about with the various settings like PC details on the FCB etc still havent it working.
I strongly suspect that it has to do with my programming of the FCB - though i do use the FCB pc editor.
I prob missed some basic step but if anyone knows what to do in a stepwise fashion fcbpedal-volume-control-for-dummies i'd appreciate it!

This is a wierd one anybody else get this or know how to fix it....

I ll try and explain this as best I can

Lets say I’m on user preset 02/1 in that preset I have the Pitch effect block “on” and set as a “doubler”

Preset 02/2 I have the Pitch effect block “on” as well and set as a ”pitch shifter”.

Now what happens if I switch from preset 02/1 to 02/2 the pitch effect block should change to the “pitch shifter” but NO it stays as “Doubler” the only way to get the effect block to change to a pitch shifter is to go to preset 02/3 were the pitch effect block is “off” then switch back to 02/2. This also happens with the mod block. Any thoughts guys ?