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Old December 30th, 2006
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Synthisizer

Does anyone know if there's a program out there that could take an input signal find the pitch and play it through like say an midi sample. So you could plug your guitar or whatever and have a whatever synth. Becasue im interested in guitar synths but don't want to pay the price of one.

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