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moohead
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 Posted: Mon Mar 27, 2006 9:22 am Post subject: Looking at buying this product...questions |
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I write songs and produce demos. My collaborator is a guitarist. I play some keyboard, but neither of us drums.
I see a lot of JAM functions here, but how easy is it to create drum patterns
with Jamstix? Will it drum "on the fly" with a pre-recorded demo, or does it only do this in a live jam mode?
I see value in this if it can do drum parts by itself to "fill in" the demo, prior to finding a seasoned drummer. What say ye?
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Doc
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Hi! 
When your pre-recorded demos follow a certain tempo in your host application that Jamstix can follow, then you´ll be fine.
Why don´t you check out the Jamstix demo to see what it can do for you? |
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Ralph [RZ]
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| Posted: Mon Mar 27, 2006 10:34 am Post subject: Re: Looking at buying this product...questions |
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| moohead wrote: |
I see a lot of JAM functions here, but how easy is it to create drum patterns with Jamstix?
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It's very easy. Jamstix has a built-in arranger, rhythm editor and library. With it you can create rhythms from scratch or pick them from its library and then quickly assemble a complete performance in the arranger with rhythm switches. fills, intro etc.
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Will it drum "on the fly" with a pre-recorded demo, or does it only do this in a live jam mode?
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Jam works with live or recorded MIDI data.
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