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tombuur · Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 2:02 pm Post subject: Install in Sonar problem

I deleted the demo, but actually a the demo directory was left with two files in it. I deleted that manually. Then I installed the full Jamstix, updated to 1.01 and ran Cakewalks VST adapter. During the process I entered registration info and it was accepted.

Now when trying to start Jamstix in Sonar, it fails. I can see Sonar can't find the .dll in the jamstix demo directory. Sure. It shouldn't be looking there, but in the jamstix directory. I have tried rescanning, including rescanning failed plug-ins. Always the same result.

This install is on my laptop where I had the demo installed. On my DAW where I never had the demo, jamstix run fine.

JoePaz · Junior Jammer Joined: 26 Mar 2005 Posts: 9

Click on the "Reset All..." button in the VST adapter. This will clear out all the entries for the adapter so you'll be starting with a clean slate.

JP

tombuur · Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 3:01 pm Post subject:

Thanks. It worked. But maybe some other strategy for the from demo to real version upgrade should be considered. I may not be the only one getting such problems.

Ralph [RZ] · Site Admin Joined: 02 Jan 2008 Posts: 13332

Hi Tom, we'll add something to the next update that should help this issue although it really is a Cakewalk VST bug if you think about it...
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tombuur · Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 3:16 am Post subject:

Though not 100% in accordance with your license agreement, I now have Jamstix on my DAW and on my laptop. For security my DAW is not used for anything but musíc, so it is convenient to have some programs on the laptop when engaging in Internet discussion forums, doing tutorial while the mrs. is watching tv beside me etc.

Anyway, since I don't have BFD on my laptop to save space, I tested out Jamstix with the internal drums drums last night. I must say I am impressed. For sound quality they beat all the kits I have in SF2 formats, Sonic Implants or freeware. And furthermore they can be tweaked with ambience etc. Once you have fixed all the small bugs that pop up after the recent release and implemented the most wanted requests, you should consider selling add-on drum kits for Jamstix. Not to compete with BFD and DFH, but something like the present internal drums, just of a different flavor.

Ralph [RZ] · Site Admin Joined: 02 Jan 2008 Posts: 13332

SimuAndy · Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2005 9:23 pm Post subject:

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