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[kingsinger]

KS:

and frankly anyone who is sophisticated enough to make those kinds of changes probably does fine with a regular drum machine, as long as it has a deep interface with lots of parameters

Zauni:

I disagree on that point. Even though the Jamstix control capabilities are complex, they are still much easier than note-by-note editing as I and many others have done in the past. There are several levels of 'humanization' and 'variation' that Jamstix takes off your shoulders no matter what you do.

Well, I won't argue with you too much on this, because you are right too. But I do think that at the point when you know what you are doing well enough to edit at that level, the tools in JS are not yet finegrained enough to accomplish this task consistently.

That said, I'm not at that level, and I think the tools are generally great. I think the actual interface for entering drum hits and stuff is much easier for me to understand than say the typical roland style interface I've been using off and on since the drumatix came out in 1982 or 1983.

[Leighton]

[Ralph [RZ]]