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Gtak4 is here!

We're pleased to announce Gtak4, an update of Gtak for Native
Instrument's recently released Kontakt4, it's been out a couple of
weeks now, but now we've finally got the website updated and the new
demo videos done...

We're even more pleased to announce that Gtak4 is a free upgrade
for all registered Gtak users! Just log into your account and you
will find Gtak4 there for download*.

HMT1 - free VST plugin

To celebrate our entry into the world of plugins, we're releasing a free one!

HMT1, a Handy (little) MIDI Thing, is a VST plugin for MIDI guitarists who use software instruments.

For more details and a demo video visit:

http://evenharmonic.com/hmt1

Kontakt 3.5 beta and more...

** Kontakt 3.5 beta **

The Kontakt 3.5 beta is now publicly available. We have tried it
with Gtak and have not found any problems. However, Native Instruments
have made some small tweaks to the library so we will be releasing
a new version of Gtak based on the 3.5 library once the final version
is released.

Gtak 1.0.2 Released

Gtak 1.0.2 is now available. This release fixes crashes in some sequencers (Ableton Live and Cubase) on OSX. Windows users and users of other sequencers should also upgrade to be on the safe side!

Our new Midipicks Forum for all Guitar to MIDI converter users is also now open. Find it at http://evenharmonic.com/midipicks .

We also now have a demo version of Gtak available. This works with the demo version of Kontakt3, so anyone with a Guitar to MIDI converter, computer and soundcard can try the system.

Gtak 1.0.1 Released

Gtak 1.0.1 has been released. Existing customers can get it now from the download page:

http://evenharmonic.com/download

There is only one change, in Pedal Hold/Sustain mode all sustaining
notes used to be stopped when you went from Hold to Sustain. Now
the notes keep sustaining. This is useful if

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