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Nice! 8)

Mikkey Dee anyone? Anyone? 8)

Nicko McBrain would be cool too. With those to I think I could manage with about 90% of my songs.

<r><QUOTE author="Sheppol_A"><s>[quote="Sheppol_A"]</s>I don't bother with midi files for the drums since using JS.Reaper stores all the data anyway <E>:)</E><e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

Well, I have the habit of coming up with a riff and then recording it so I don't forget. After a while I have a bunch ...

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Yes, I've done that (played the song through, not read the manual. Although I have read it... <E>:P</E>) even couple of times but it still leaves gaps. <br/>
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And now that I went and tried to do it again, it worked like it should.<br/>
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It's driving me nuts I tell ...

Threw Comodo away and that seemed to sort it out, thanks for the tip.

Any idea about that midi export thing?

<t>I installed the 3.0.2 update and now the whole Jamstix is gone from my plugin list...<br/>
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I'm running Win7 and Reaper 3.73/x64.<br/>
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Trying to run Options/Preferences/VST/"Clear cache/re-scan" I get this:<br/>
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http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1474550/reaper/rpr_err2.jpg<br/>
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After ...

Well I'll be...

I messed around with my soundcard's ASIO buffer size and setting that small enough took care of the drunken drummer syndrome.

Sun_Tzu you might as well try that too, you never know.

<t>I'm having trouble with JS3's timing as well...<br/>
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Here's a clip: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1474550/js/js2-js3.mp3<br/>
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The first bit is a midi file played through JS2, second bit is the exact same midi played through JS3.<br/>
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All I did was add a new track, put JS on it, load a ...