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Musicalis Interactive Bass Guitar Course

Musicalis Interactive Bass Guitar Course
Manufacturer: GSP

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Good concept but….
Very good idea - but doesn’t seem to work well. Program seems to require a midi input device in order to function properly. Why it needs midi in I have no idea since a bass guitar does not generate midi (to my knowledge). This was not advertised on the box! Also I haven’t been able to get the recording function working. It records in .wav format, seems to pick up lots of noise - despite having a direct connection - and sometimes even generates errors after recording.

In other words a very good idea - but lacks proper execution.

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