Kitara New Digital Guitar

Kitara For Sale- Number 156 of 1000 ever made with authenticity documentation Call Marc For Details 203-725-7288 . Will Ship Wherever PayPal Will Let Me! $30,000.00 Must Be Made with a postal check or official teller's check and clear to prove the payment source if legitimate before it will be shipped, or, the listing will be posted to Ebay to make it safer!
This will be shipped to your country and insured for the entire purchase amount, as well, a receipt for the purchase will be made by Advanced Electronic. Take advantage of us having it right now!!

This is in perfect condition, every cord ever made for this goes with it, the software, the usb card, and the strap. The original packaging is still here and what it will be shipped in. There isn't one available online for sale anywhere! This incredible electronic guitar is a one of a kind that is no longer manufactured, and never will be again! Take advantage of this as it is one of the rare Kitara's left that is up for sale! Kitara is the brand new digital guitar of the future. It is a revolutionary breakthrough that was invented by a very smart fellow of the new company called Misa Digital Instruments.
      
      The Misa digital guitar is an experimental new instrument, similar to an electric guitar in shape, but with an interface designed to easily and intuitively control digital audio.
Most musicians today use some form of audio synthesis or sampling in their music. Virtually any type of sound can be created using these methods. Traditionally, digital piano keyboards have been the dominant instrument for controlling these sounds real-time in a musical setting.

 Misa Digital provides a new instrument that not only unites traditional guitar playing technique with digital sound, but allows digital guitarists to use playing techniques that are not possible or comfortable on a digital keyboard.

     The Misa Kitara consists of three main components: a full fretboard, a multi-touch screen and an onboard polyphonic synthesizer with sounds and effects.
The kitara’s neck has 24 frets, but instead of strings each fret contains buttons.
You play notes by touching on the screen. The position and movement of your touch determine how the sound is generated and processed.
You can apply a number of digital effects, including distortion, delay and modulation, and you can control these effects through the touch panel interface.
You can save sounds as presets, and you can swap preset files online.

     You can assign one sound to all six strings, or assign different sounds to different strings. The kitara can control compatible MIDI devices too. Everything is configurable. It runs Linux and is open source.
     
     We are obsessed with digital guitar. But we also love electric guitar, and we have learned what it's good at and what it's capable of. Some of its most important qualities and characteristics stem from the very fact that the electric guitar is made out of wood and strings. A guitar string is "beautiful" - because the sound generated comes from the very vibration of the string, interfering with a magnetic flux and inducing an electric voltage, which is then amplified. Why would you want to emulate that? It is perfection. It is pure nature. It is in the analog domain. We did not intend the Misa digital guitar to replicate a traditional guitar.

     Electric guitars are great for electric music. Digital music is a different story.
Traditional guitars by their very nature have limitations in the context of digital music. To create sound you need to hit a string, so that the sound at its most intense point is always the beginning of the pluck. The left hand controls what notes to play, and the right hand controls when to play these notes and the intensity of the notes. Effects can be inserted into the signal chain, but they are usually foot pedals which makes the experience of controlling effects disjointed from what your hands are doing. Plus, you can only really control one pedal at a time. Even in the (rare) case that controls are mounted on the guitar, the hand needs to switch between strings and controls. This may be okay if you only use effects occasionally, but when every note you play needs the controls set differently - good luck with that. Electronic music cannot be played effectively with such constraints. In electronic music, the timbre (or colour) of the sound can be morphed in an infinite number of ways. For a guitar to accommodate this, the right hand needs more control than just plucking strings. You need to be able to control elements of the sound, such as sustain, pitch, filter or any other synthesizer parameter, in a way that has no physical constraints. This was the thought process when designing the Misa kitara. There are no strings on this instrument. The right hand doesn't pluck strings, it controls sound.
So don't compare the kitara to acoustic guitars or electric guitars. Those are different instruments, for different art forms, for different music. This is electronic music.

    You can get more information on where to buy this new technology at Advanced Electronic, go to contact us, and send a message, asking for price, and availability.

     This new instrument is a complete work of art. It is an incredibly well built device, and I haven't seen anything with such quality manufactured in years. Get yours today while supplies last.