RAYZOON

You have failed to understand that Jamstix is a VST. As such, there is no executable file (or desktop icon). Put Jamstix into your VST folder, then open your host DAW - you should be able to access Jamstix from within the DAW.

I don't run Vista, but I believe Jamstix does not have any problems with that OS.

I'm not sure what you mean by "no installation program". Jamstix is a VSTi, so you need a VST host to open and run the program - it's not a stand-alone application.

Sheppol_A wrote:Thanks for the reply.Not real option as I'm running an older PC and that would be too much CPU use.

If you've got enough grunt to run Jamstix, you can surely double a midi track!!

I'm not a Reaper user, but since Jamstix follows the host, I assume the answer depends on whether or not you can do this in Reaper?

Es ist jetzt !