I had the original Enzo, would not could track my playing, friend loves it, but he is such a different player, a strummer and I am a picker, could not work. I can rig up better tracking in vcv with cobbled together modules.
1 Like
So… the product line has been plagued by such problems for a while now :s
I don’t think playing style should impact detection performance: an A as an A as long as the thing is in tune (even then, detection should offer some leeway, for a number of reasons).
Thanks for lettings us know 
No problem, review videos aren’t my thing but I might do a quick overview at some point and demo some of the sounds through VCV (including some Mutants! 
).
@cubistguitar that’s interesting that you had the same experience. I’ve also made V/Oct tracking patches in VCV to create basic guitar monosynths, the Enzo X isn’t much better than that, apart from it can track polyphonically. Sometimes!
Another issue is I get a lot of noise playing guitar near the computer, and I think that’s confusing the pitch detection. I’m thinking of getting some longer cables, drilling a hole in the wall and sticking my new Mac mini in another room. Seems worse than my previous PC for noise coming through the pickups, and any compression or preamp before the pedal just amplifies it (and you don’t want those things after the pedal, because synth sounds have a wider frequency range than guitars and wouldn’t sound good through a guitar pre-amp).
1 Like