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<r>I have an old 2006-2007 imac and I recently found out that I can't install the latest osx <E>:(</E> And I have waiting/hoping ever since I got this computer to run jamstix). I hope that the OSX version will run in logic 9 (32 bit). Is this true?<br/>
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Also, my original download/license file ...

<r><QUOTE author="Ralph [RZ]"><s>[quote="Ralph [RZ]"]</s>Yes, OSX will be out before then.<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

This is great news, I have been waiting for years. I reviewed ezdrummer, logicprodrummer and it appears that the jamstix A.I. is superior. Is A.I more than the random/probability stuff ...

http://www.emusician.com/news/0766/apple-logic-pro-x-%E2%80%93-an-exclusive-first-look/152186

I am not going to upgrade my OSX to get logic pro X but it seems that Apple has adopted the jamstix idea. Maybe it is jamstix?

Still looking forward to Jamstix for OSX!

I guess this would be an AU plugin? If I have a JS 1 or 2 license would it apply towards an upgrade JS3 on my imac? I converted my drums to play through an Alesis trigger io so I guess I could play JS samples? or teach JS? or play along?

Ralph,

If I leave my email address may I be notified when I can purchase jamstix 3 for my imac/logic

I want to do something with a latin chorus now! Very good mixing and perfect for the season!

<r>http://www.garageband.com/artist/RA_Rosenthal<br/>
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This is a song I made using Jamstix 1 last year. It was actually on Memorial day that I laid down a guitar track with an "animal style" drum track. I quickly made the mistake of freezing the guitar and drums together so no more editing ...