Vyzor G-major 2 Editor For Mac: A Comprehensive Review and Comparison with Other Editors

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The G-Major 2 adds computer-based editing to make programming and managing sounds a thing of simple beauty, or beautiful simplicity. Despite having one of the most usable hardware interfaces for programming rack gear, a full screen computer editor is even easier, and the free, downloadable Psicraft Design Vyzor software (familiar to users of the G-System) has been customized for use with the simpler G-Major 2.

Vyzor G-major 2 Editor For Mac

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In addition to the editor, TC Electronic also offers online access to the G-Major Preset Vault from their website. Users can upload/download, share, and comment on their favorite presets with other users directly through the Vyzor software.

One minor inconvenience to the G-Major 2 is that it does not have a USB port for computer connectivity (like the G-System). In order to use the editor software and preset Vault, you will need to connect via a standard MIDI port. We had no trouble connecting the G-Major 2 to our computer through the MIDI interface built into an Avid (Digidesign) MBox 2 Pro, which worked just fine, but not all guitar players may have MIDI interface-equipped computers.

The online editor, Vyzor, provided an excellent means for tweaking our G-Major 2 settings and on-the-fly programming. We found the editor to be very intuitive and user friendly. Once we programmed a few presets to the User Bank on the G-Major 2 via the hardware interface, it was just a matter of hitting the Sync button in the Vyzor editor to upload our presets into the computer. Once that was completed, we had full control over all functionality, global settings, and parameters including the ability to drag and drop presets to a different memory location making arrangement of presets a breeze.

At first glance of the online editor, the layout and functionality are very intuitive. We copied some of our favorite factory presets to the User bank and began using the editor to tweak them further. As you can see in the illustration above, the first row displays the preset you are currently using along with a Store and Sync button and Preset Files Open and Save buttons. The Store button allows you to save any setting changes you may have made and the Sync button will ensure that changes made in the editor are also saved on the G-Major 2.

The TC Electronic G-Major 2 (MSRP $695) can be found for $500 at retail. We were impressed by not only the sound quality of the G-Major 2, but also the usability of the unit. It is a worthy, evolutionary update of the beloved G-Major that improves upon its predecessor in almost every way. Throw in the online editor application and Preset Vault, and this is one sweet deal.

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