Just found a 4 part jamstix3 tutorial made by djbolivia.
Its more than 3,5hrs long and covers a lot of ground. Very useful for both beginners and more advanced users.
Hey, thanks for the mention! I'm looking forward to Jamstix 4 when it comes out, and really getting into it and doing an even better revised tutorial series, if I can find the time.
Indeed.Thanks for the 4 videos Jonathan.Beautifully presented,so well explained throughout.Hope Ralph makes this a sticky.It deserves to be.It will hopefully be seen by many people moving from groove agent,and alike to be a good choice.Well.A great choice.I've been using it ever since Ralph had it in Beta form.Such a fine company.Always superb support,lovely helpful folks on the Jamstix forum too.It should be so much better known than it is!! Working it in Ableton 9 is something else,with the amount of clips etc.Using the export to midi,and importing drums from any of one of your favourite songs.Say a Rush song,because I love them as well.Extract drums to midi.You can have the midi drum parts being played by Neil Peart's brain and hands,and feet in Jamstix,but with you tweaking in a few twisted ideas of yourself .Quite stunning when I then start playing guitar in audio jam too The limits are limitless thoughts of your mind
I would pay 5 or 10 bucks if 50-100 other folks did too, just so someone would spend the time to put a clickable index/table of contents on those 3.5 hrs of youtube.
I've tried more than once, but I can't sit down and watch that in a linear fashion.
alexis wrote:I would pay 5 or 10 bucks if 50-100 other folks did too, just so someone would spend the time to put a clickable index/table of contents on those 3.5 hrs of youtube.
I've tried more than once, but I can't sit down and watch that in a linear fashion.
Ok. I'll get on it. Give me until next weekend, just in case. I just got back to my studio a few weeks ago after 9 months on the road, so a thorough refresher is in order anyway before I start working on additional jamstix-related videos.
No need for cash donations. Just help share the videos once I get the links list set up
dj_bolivia wrote:Ok. I'll get on it. Give me until next weekend, just in case. I just got back to my studio a few weeks ago after 9 months on the road, so a thorough refresher is in order anyway before I start working on additional jamstix-related videos.
No need for cash donations. Just help share the videos once I get the links list set up
The man himself! Thanks, dj_bolivia! You better believe it, I will be one of many many who re-share the links. That is awfully nice of you to do this, not to mention doing the whole thing in the first place!
Also, here's a full link to all my tutorial videos:
http://www.djbolivia.ca/videos.html
I'm going to try to put together a few more JS-related videos in the next six weeks, before I have to disappear into the bush again for another 8 months of forestry work.
The limits are limitless thoughts of your mind 