I tried Jamstix in the last week and didn't really like it. It's just too complex for what I want. I'm sure it's great for those that want that level of detail in the drums but I just don't want to spend that much time.
Currently I'm enjoying using Groove Agent 2, very simple but I need to try and make a song with it which might be more of a challenge.
Toneport / Ableton Live 5 / Jamstix...great combination
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That "Just Have Some Fun" was great. It had a real Byrds feel to it.
Any notion on why my new computer (see above note) wouldn't be big enough for Jamstix? Someone mentioned adding more memory. That ain't never gonna happen. I for one would benefit from Jamstix greatly. I have Beatcraft, which is good, but it really slows the process down having to build the drums for the entire song.
Any notion on why my new computer (see above note) wouldn't be big enough for Jamstix? Someone mentioned adding more memory. That ain't never gonna happen. I for one would benefit from Jamstix greatly. I have Beatcraft, which is good, but it really slows the process down having to build the drums for the entire song.
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