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Old thread but didn't know about that automatic bell ride...now wondering if other automatic drum kit pieces have joined in...say like auto hi hat etc.

<t>Ah, specifically JS work flow..didn't get that obviously.<br/>
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I may have mentioned in the Cubase thread that I bought JS 1 at a time when I really wasn't using VSTi's much at all...then upgraded to JS 2 and still wasn't using VSTi's beyond experimenting & learning. Since I really got going ...

<r>Many times I'll be driving and song idea's come to me. Usually it starts with a vocal melody which I feel should be the main focus in a song. Soon along comes the multitrack version in my head, basic drum beat, bass, guitar, key bits. I'll also bring in some counter-vocal-melodies..<br/>
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Did a search 1st and nothing came up. But what's the major differences between JS 2 & 3 as far as functionality...or more to the point in how they 'auto-create' drum rhythms?

Came here specifically looking for that very last FAQ ... if I can move the sounds folder to another drive after the install. Just reinstalled Jamstix yesterday and didn't see the option of installing sounds on a separate drive. Great to know I can move after! 8)

<r><QUOTE author="Ralph [RZ]"><s>[quote="Ralph [RZ]"]</s>Bass players don't stand out stylistically in everyday music as clearly as drummers so JB will be far more style-focused. However, we have a few concepts for recognizable player models.<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

I wouldn't want too much of ...

<r>Hi, in my previous house I only put up some slight sound absorption... but then again just about everything I did was direct line in.<br/>
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Anyway, a friend of mine had a fairly propper studio built by a contractor after he researched for many months on his own for sound proofing ...

Nice song ... Do you plan to play it at the wedding and make the women cry?

Nice looking lady too 8)