Way back in the early days of guitar MIDI controllers Yamaha had one the tracked extremely well. But it was rejected by guitarists because all 6 strings were tuned to the same pitch, G if I remember correctly. The transposing the strings was done with software. Guitarist didn't like it because it didn't feel like a guitar.

I have an old Casio MG380 that I use on occasion. I play mostly on the thinner strings and use the octave selector to play the lower strings. But sometimes I have to use all 6 strings and correct for the latency.


Checkout person "Did you find everything OK"?
Me "Why do you ask? Are you guys hiding stuff"?

64 bit Win 10 Pro, the latest BiaB/RB, Roland Octa-Capture audio interface, a ton of software/hardware