after jamcussion, what\'s next?

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Ralph @ Rayzoon
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after jamcussion, what\'s next?

Post by Ralph @ Rayzoon »

Thanks for your patience, bud!
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sonicviz
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after jamcussion, what\'s next?

Post by sonicviz »

I think Ralph has enough on his plate for the moment;-)
Personally I'd like that Jamstix mac version so I would be fully xplatform & portable - Win 7 x64 desktop + OSX SL laptop

re: Jambassist I've found the following tools make a great jammbass to go with JS3.

Sound Engine: Spectrasonics Trilian (Incredible sounds/articulations, FX, Multimodes, plus a useful humanize mode)
Control engine: Ableton Live Clip Mode
Bass Content: Midi bass libs like Bottom's up, Hand program bass lines, or convert to midi via melodyne
Midi Interface: Launchpad, Nocturn, iTouch or NanoKontrol

Boogie on!
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after jamcussion, what\'s next?

Post by tombuur »

If Ralph ever gets time to do anything but Jamstix, I would suggest JamInstrument. Not JamBassist, JamBrass or JamOrgan ... But just an instrument in a broad sense. Drums are different and are usually treated differently from all other instruments in a midi context, but all other instruments could be included in one single piece of software.

I would suggest using the Jamstix concept. Bars, an arranger for verses, chorus etc. and different players like we have drummer models now. Then one player could be a bassist, another the organ player etc. You get the idea, I hope ...

I know there are programs like Band in the Box, Jammer Pro. But I want a vst instrument I can insert in a track in my DAW, and I only want it to play a single instrument. Organ is on the top of my list. But I guess bass would be the most requested, it's just that I can play the bass guitar myself.
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