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<t>yeah, I don't think JS has quite that kind of sophistication to listen to and follow the music structure. If I am wrong, WOW, but I haven't seen that capability. So, manual editing is the only way I know to do what you are talking about. <br/>
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Yes, you can click and drag bars from the ...

<t>I was just searching on Google for drum SW and a forum post mentioned Jamstix and with a link. I took a long look at Jamstix vs EZdrummer and after playing with the JS demo for some time decided the capabilities of JS3 outweighed the complexity learning curve. I really like the approach, and I ...

<t>Granted I'm still pretty new to JS3, and will probably get schooled by the JS experts out there, but the following seems to be what's working for me to build a JS drum track. This is after I've recorded the song with guitar and vocals to a click track.<br/>
1. Select your drum kit in JS<br/>
2 ...