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<r><QUOTE author="Ralph [RZ]"><s>[quote="Ralph [RZ]"]</s>Time sig range has been extended to 9/4 (18/8) but I cannot promise you x/16 support in the initial JS4 release. It's definitely something that's on the list, though.<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

Great stuff!<br/>
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How about 11/4? <E>:P</E> I ...

So how about that 25/16 support, Ralph?

So, how about that better timesig support, Ralph? We want 21/16!

I take it then that that example has sparked your interest in adding more odd meters to JS, then?

Sounds like this could be a good head start:

http://www.zynaptiq.com/more/unmixdrums-preview-at-musikmesse/0d129ab7017a158e9b42ebced86127a0/

This song's main riff is 25/16. Kinda cool, eh?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSrGoMKdkrE


Gotta support more odd timesigs, Ralph

Hm - in that case how about an option in installer not to install the kits?

<r><QUOTE author="heyjohn"><s>[quote="heyjohn"]</s>2) Split the MIDI generation from the Audio. Jamstix kits are good, but it's not as if Mac users don't have at least GarageBand kits. I often use Superior Drummer, so I'd be happy with this.<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

I would be EXTREMELY interested in ...

Sooo... How about 21/16? It can still be useful, you know:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ln7BxvvgcbM


Yes, /16 meters are rare, but not less important. Might wanna include them in an update sometime?

<r>Man, I would kill to have Yoshiki's speed and skill in Jamstix! I'm amazed at what this product offers, and if Yoshiki gets included, I will definitely buy it (I'm currently demoing it)!<br/>
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Even though all he did in X Japan was basically 2 or 3 beats over and over again. More or less. His ...