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<t>I used to prefer Jamstix to drum midi libraries that required auditioning loads of midi to find what I wanted. Superior 3 changed all that. Now I can tap or paste a pattern with kick/snare and find the best matches played by a real drummer and easily edit the result in many ways. So I haven't ...

Jamstix rules ...

I think the Jamstix principle with player models etc. can be used for all intruments in the rhythm section, not only drums, but also bass and keyboard stuff. But, of course, it may take a lot work to develop it.

<r><QUOTE author="Ralph [RZ]"><s>[quote="Ralph [RZ]"]</s>Are you using the Jamstix 3.3.1 Beta? It should work flawlessly with the built-in REAPER bit bridge, no jBridge necessary.<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

Wow. I didn't know ...<br/>
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I just started moving to Reaper 64. Jamstix is an essential ...

Looking forward to 64 bit vst. Struggling to make Jamstix work with 64 bit Reaper at the moment with JBridge.

<t>If Ralph ever gets time to do anything but Jamstix, I would suggest JamInstrument. Not JamBassist, JamBrass or JamOrgan ... But just an instrument in a broad sense. Drums are different and are usually treated differently from all other instruments in a midi context, but all other instruments ...

<t>I happened to find mine searching through old emails. This is not ideal. There should be another way, a link you could save or so.<br/>
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I actually keep a txt file with my serial number etc. in the folder with the corresponding software and its updates. Some have download links, but in the ...

Ralph [RZ] wrote:We're aiming for end of March.

March has ended. Any new deadline?

Haven't even tried the beta, but I preordered based on previous experience with very good support and communication with users.

<t>Maybe a temporary fill storage doesn't have to be very complicated? For me a simple A/B between two fills would do, then you can keep the fill you have or replace it with the new one.<br/>
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As it is now you always lose a fill if you generate a new one. Then sometimes you don't get the fill ...

<t>To add to the above, I usually set up a kick-snare pattern and then let Jamstix do the rest. Maybe I do some minor editing, maybe in my main sequencer. However, what I spend a lot of time doing is letting Jamstix loop while generating fills. I recompose until I get a fill I like.<br/>
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Maybe ...