Demos & Downloads
Here you can find audio demos of our products, and other downloads to inspire you.
MP3 Demos
These are some audio demos using the G2M with a guitar. Various licks were recorded as MIDI then played back using different MIDI sounds to let you hear what can be acheived just by changing the sound.
Demo MIDI Sequences
Here are some MIDI sequences from HMB-TEC with the German blues guitarist Martelle demonstrating the G2M. These are the MIDI files used in the demonstration videos below.
Bells.mid, Chor.mid, EBass.mid, EPiano.mid, Flute.mid, Koto.mid, liveMoog.mid, Moog.mid, OrcaBass.mid, Sax.mid, Strings.mid
Demo Videos
The G2M was launched at the Winter NAMM Show 2009, and we got some video of Dan Lawson of The Dan Lawson Band when he visited our booth. A great player, Dan really let the G2M shine with some cool riffs on the saxophone. The audio quality on this video isn't great because it had to be heavily processed to remove a lot of background noise from the other exhibitors. "Live", it sounded fantastic!
There are also a few other videos in this collection to demonstrate particular aspects of the G2M.
The B2M was launched at the Winter NAMM Show 2010, and we got some video of Bill Dickens and others when they visited our booth to check out the B2M.
Product Brochures
Click the appropriate link to download a product brochure as a pdf. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader (or similar) to view these files. If you don't have this, you can find it here.
Product Manuals
Click the appropriate link to download a product manual as a pdf. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader (or similar) to view these files. If you don't have this, you can find it here.
MIDI Implementation Charts
MIDI Implementation charts are standardised charts recommended by the MIDI Manufacturers Association as a quick reference of transmitter and receiver functions so that users can easily recognise what messages and functions are implemented in the instrument.
Click the appropriate link to download the chart as a pdf. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader (or similar) to view these files. If you don't have this, you can find it here.