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Yes, we have tried it and it works very well, and it pretty much a "no headache" solution. However, we haven't done extensive test and R&D with voice so there could be problems that we haven't seen. But I know there are other people using the G2M with voice and it works very well. We d...

I'm not sure what you're saying here... The biggest problem with latency for polyphonic signals is basic physics, particularly when you are trying to distinguish two tones that are close together in frequency. As two frequencies get closer together you need a longer time before you can be sure you a...

The G2M was not designed for voice, but it still works very well with voice. You can use most dynamic mics (with a standard jack connector, rather than an XLR) and connect this to the GUITAR input of the G2M. You might need to enable BOOST because mics generally have quite a low output compared to g...

We can't publicly talk about products that haven't been officially released, so we can't say if we will be releasing a polyphonic version or not. I can, however, say that our technology will allow this in some form. There are two types of polyphony and they both have problems: (1) Using a hex-pickup...

Most USB-MIDI interfaces should work just fine since the G2M is fully MIDI compatible. We have tried a few different interfaces and they work great: CME U2MIDI, M-Audio MIDISport 1x1 and a 1x1 Edirol interface (I can't remember the model number). You might also want to consider if any of the followi...

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