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Thanks for responding. I've done those steps in Jamstix, but can't seem to get Jamstix connected to SD. So, I hope a Cakewalk user can help me out...

<r>I've done multiple google searches, cakewalk forum searches, and rayzoon searches and can't seem to get the step by step instructions for setting up Jamstix 4 in Cakewalk to use Superior Drummer. <br/>
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I could sure use some help. Most of the videos I've found use Jamstix 3 or earlier and ...

<r>Would we be willing to pay a little for tutorials? If the price point was right ($5 maybe per tutorial with enough usable information), I would be willing to pay. I really WANT to be able to use Jamstix to its fullest, but have NO clue how to get there... <E>:(</E><br/>
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Another option ...

Just a note: I use WD TV Live, and when I try to watch the Rayzoon videos on YouTube with it, one of them (the longest video, I think) will not play. It says something like "it's not licensed for playing on TV devices" or something like that.

Was that intentional?

<r><QUOTE author="Ralph [RZ]"><s>[quote="Ralph [RZ]"]</s>That means you have Jamstix 3 Studio minus MetalPak <E>:)</E><e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

Okay... <E>:?</E> <br/>
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Let me try again... When I get my upgrade ([i:c8348825de]given that I've got Jamstix 3 Studio minus MetalPak <E>:)</E> and ...

<r><QUOTE author="Ralph [RZ]"><s>[quote="Ralph [RZ]"]</s>The Jamstix 3 Upgrade updates you to whatever level you had in JS2. So, if you had Jamstix 2XXL then after the update you'll have Jamstix 3XXL.<br/>
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Jamstix 3XL=Jamstix3+XLPak<br/>
Jamstix 3XXL=Jamstix3+XLPak+MetalPak+BonzoPak<br ...

A quick question: On the Jamstix 3 information page, four prices are listed for the various "levels" of Jamstix, and it shows an upgrade price. I would really like to know what is included in the upgrade price, as well as what is included in the non-upgrade price levels...

Thanks!

+1 to more funk drummers. I'm pitifully uneducated about the names of funk drummers, but LOVE funk!

I really enjoyed "Extraordinarily Average" - VERY nicely done - JS3 really seems to fit well...

+1 on this. What would REALLY be nice is if someone had "versions" of a project where what first is shown is the "stock" JS setup. Then a few different versions so we could get a sense of the workflow and process...

Mark