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[manymanyhaha_]

I had a record I was working on that used Jamstix 2 playing BFD2 that I put aside last year to work on a couple of other records and since then I upgraded to Win7.

So now I am back working on the old record and every file I open, the drums are all out of whack: timings are all way off, everything sounds mechanical, nothing is as it was.

So I start fiddling around and on the first file I work on, I'm eventually able to play the drums correctly through Jamstix 2 without BFD2, export the midi out, reimport the midi and play that through BFD2 fine. Not ideal but it is a work around.

I'm also not able to save the J2D file and reimport into Jamstix 3.

The next file I work on, I can not get Jamstix 2 to open out of the Synth Rack (Sonar 8.3).

I am also able to go into an XP partition and hear Jamstix 2 just fine there as well.

So I'm thinking that either Jamstix 2 is not compatible with Win7 or is not compatible with Jamstix 3.

I've been looking around this forum this morning for similar problems and solutions. Has anyone seen this before?

Edit: Forgot to mention 32 bit

[Ralph [RZ]]

Please send me rzdlog.txt from Documents\Jamstix3.
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Ralph Zeuner
Rayzoon Technologies LLC
http://www.rayzoon.com

[Ralph [RZ]]

Your log files shows a high latency setting (4096). Please reduce to 512 and see if your problems are gone.
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Ralph Zeuner
Rayzoon Technologies LLC
http://www.rayzoon.com

[manymanyhaha_]

Yep, that's it. I had kept increasing the latency to try to fix a dropout problem and never turned it back it down.

Thanks Ralph, all is well again. I'll reinstall Jamstix 3, I have not had a chance to really play with it since it came out, nor the new AI pack.

Take care!