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Thanks Ralph - I think that short statement will make a lot of people happy!

Hey! Hello Ralph, hello fellows. I realized the forum was active some days ago, but was not able to login. Maybe it was starting, as there was no link in the main web site. But I think this is still my old account, after looking at the “joining date”. It would be great if the old posts or at least many of them could be recovered, as they were good info.

And those were big news from Ralph!

Ralph @ Rayzoon wrote: Mon Jun 08, 2026 1:46 pm

squibs wrote: Mon Jun 08, 2026 1:26 pm Will it continue to be developed?

Yes, development efforts are ramping back up this year. Current focus is the VST3 version. Jamstix 5 is being mapped out as well

Really welcome news, Ralph! Looking forward to it!
Cheers!

Ralph,
Fantastic to hear from you and that there is a future for JS. Made my day. This is such a great product!
Thank you,
Mark

Being blunt ... sorry, but ... can we have an Anika Nilles model? Anywhen?

Excellent news re the future of Jamstix!!!

Many accounts and posts have now been resurrected from an obscure January 2023 backup.
It wasn't easy due to data incompatibility with the new forum version and there may be formatting oddities in the text of some posts but it certainly is better than the total data loss initially feared!

Ralph @ Rayzoon wrote: Thu Jun 11, 2026 10:32 am Many accounts and posts have now been resurrected from an obscure January 2023 backup.
It wasn't easy due to data incompatibility with the new forum version and there may be formatting oddities in the text of some posts but it certainly is better than the total data loss initially feared!

thanks Ralph.

it sure is a pleasure to hear from you and to know you are well. to say that this is the best news i have in regards to my music production i have had in years would be a big understatement. for me as JS is now it is great and to know JS5 is coming, VST, oh boi ...

That's great Ralph, really happy that you've managed to recover a lot of the lost posts, there was some great information contained within now thankfully available again.

Worth losing the old forum to see a new post from Ralph!