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[Jae.Thomas]

So, I was wondering -

I just get the "feeling" that sometimes the drummer is a bit too loose, or unnatural in a way. Is there a way to alter how tight a drummer is?

What about those setting in the options like arm speed? What do they do? Are those related to "enable limb controls?"

[C_Holdz]

Hey man

One thing Ive learned about Jamstix are there many ways to accomplish a specific goal. I am no expert, by any means, which you know, but I can say, the drummer sometimes makes a difference. Perhaps settings the drummer to “machine” (if you dont have ultimate there are SO many different styles and drummers), And then changing the swing yourself either manually with a midi keyboard, or inputting it directly in the settings - for instance, on the groove page, you can double click the different parts and set the difference on the drummer’s adherence to tempo and what not....

I mean, that’s just one way I could think of at least....simple, but effective. Im sure you know about that, but I thought I’d just throw it out there for anyone’s use....

Later dude

[Jae.Thomas]

thanks!

I have always found that, for some reason, I end up finding Steven Slate and Toontrack loops more tight and solid than jamstix.

Maybe it's more of a mapping issue, but I just love jamstix sooo much

I was wondering if maybe jamstix is "too human" at times.

[Azimuth]

[C_Holdz]

I won’t say its because of this thread, but it certainly made me more aware of it - I’m having more trouble with the midi generation than the actual “sound” of the drums.....

I think its called the pocket or something, but I am now semi-struggling to get an accurate reproduction out in MIDI playback or with any VST playthrough

One of the things i absolutely LOVE about Jamstix is the ability to play through another Drum VST, and it sounds incredible in the mix down, but when it comes to recording and editing, it makes me nervous to even tamper with any settings for fear of loss of consistency

I guess that’s one thing I have to learn with practice...but you’re not alone dude.

[Jae.Thomas]

I think there are some things lost in translation to SD3 or SSD5.

this is kind of a known problem, and I don't complain too much about it, because I know how difficult it must be to attempt to support all of it.

But I will soldier on as always. There's a reason I've been using this program for 10 years or whatever. It works.

and the userbase is very helpful.

[Grem_Songs]

[C_Holdz]

Thanks, ill try to remember those ... sometimes when you have a rudimentary workflow developing your so focused on the main tasks that you forget little things like that

[Jae.Thomas]

It's just so much easier for me to have conversations on here. I know it's kind of tedious, but people describing the workflow is more helpful to me than a manual

[Grem_Songs]

[Azimuth]