MiGiC is an audio software that converts your electric guitar to MIDI with minimum latency and great accuracy. It is packed with powerful features that will open up a new world of possibilities for musicians performing live and in the studio. Try it and rediscover your creativity!
Watch the MiGiC Live Demo.
MiGiC features a simplistic and powerful user interface with two simple sliders which let you configure the application to fit your style of playing. By introducing smart features, composing electronic music with an electric guitar has never been more inspiring.
Configure the guitar to MIDI conversion to fit your style of playing using two simple sliders.
Transform each note to a full chord using the advanced harmonizer.
Play both included and external synths using the standalone version.
Try MiGiC today and see for yourself.
Migic tracks with extremly low latency.
Try out the standalone version and experince MiGiC within seconds without the need of DAW or any extra software. MiGiC features 5 embedded instruments and also supports external synths (VST/AU).
Composing music has never been easier. Thanks to smart features such as autotuning and an advanced harmonizer anyone can create beautiful music using MiGiC. Hit a note on the guitar and watch MiGiC transfer it into a harmonized chord. Deliver the MIDI anywhere you like straight from the application.
Watch the live demo of MiGiC.
*This video shows a demonstration of an older beta version of MiGiC
Download the latest version of MiGiC here!
(*The videos refers to an older version of MiGiC but could be used as reference)
Here are tutorial videos which are intended to help you setup and configure the MiGiC plugin version in a DAW
This tutorial covers how to setup the audio unit. Logic Pro X and Ableton Live 9 are used in this demonstration but the process is identical in other DAWs that use Audio Units.
This tutorial covers how to setup the VST plugin. Reaper 4, Ableton 9 and Cubase 5 are used in this demonstration but the process is identical in other DAWs that use VST-plugins.