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For payware, also consider Reaper. Lots of features and a nice price at US$40.

http://www.cockos.com/reaper/index.php

Slightly off topic.

I was wondering just how hard it is to create a drummer model. I'm always impressed with the realism.

Ralph, do you listen to hours and hours of records before you can start?

AIPak has been bought, installed, and I'm loving it. Combining styles and drummers is just too much fun. Great inspirations.

Thank you Ralph and the whole team at Rayzoon! Incredible quality at an affordable price.

That was easy! Thank you Susan!

What is the easiest way to make the hi-hats louder? I'm talking about the overall level of the hats. I don't want Jamstix to hit the hats harder, just make them louder.

I agree with everything that Guitarfish has said.

The expansion packs are a great value and I will continue supporting Rayzoon.

That said, I would jump at the chance to get more drummers and styles. The current drum samples fit my needs very nicely.

Here's a sample FL Studio project:
http://drop.io/c5ybi2a/asset/jamstix3-flp

I hope this gets you started.

<t>Hey, focal_press. Here's what I do to load Jamstix in FL. I'm using Jamstix 3 and FL Studio 9.1.<br/>
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1. Put FL Studio in Song Mode. Very important.<br/>
2. Load Jamstix (Channels -> Add One -> More... -> Jamstix)<br/>
3. Create a quick song in Jamstix using the Wizard button. Anything will ...

You can use the free SAVIHost to turn Jamstix into a pseudo-standalone program:
http://www.hermannseib.com/english/savihost.htm

I'm interested in this too. I moved the JS1 grooves into the JS2 folder. I have since removed Jamstix 1 so I don't know what the folders used to be.

Chisel, do you still have the JS1 folders? Have you tried re-creating the folders in the JS2 grooves folder?