GHMC operator’s manual
The pictures below show the fingerings for each individual note. The final few photos show how to change the different modes and options that the guitar can operate in. There isnt much to it really, set the key and play the notes in the scale selected based on fingering and strumming. Strumming down makes the notes slightly louder than strumming up.
The fingerings are shown along with the note that will be sent via midi when the key is set to ‘C’. basically it does not operate in a chromatic scale, but rather a standard 8-note scale.
The last few fingerings show the mode select (guitar or drum), chord select (root only, root+fouth, root+third+fifth, powerchord), key select (any note, in the circle of 4ths order starting on C), and tonal mode select(dorian, ionian, mixolydian, etc…)




















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MeTube « slapyak: tinkering and fidgeting - May 19, 2008 at 2:20 am
actually the 5th and 6th positions are incorrect –
5th is the red and yellow buttons together.
6th is the green and yellow together.
slapyak - May 19, 2008 at 3:25 am
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Hi really interesting. Only two questions. First, do I need to modify the axe or can I just use the wiichuck adapter? Second, how realistic is the fingering with respect of a real guitar? I mean, is the same I would find in any “learn to play the guitar” book?
—Pablo-
Pablo - May 20, 2008 at 11:58 am