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<t>Ive been a fan of KC since I first heard Larks Tongues in Aspic. I've seen a couple of iterations of the band live: the Larks Tongues-era quartet, the Discipline-era quartet, the Power to Believe-era, and the three-drummer group with Rieflin, Harrison and Mastelotto.<br/>
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I've heard about ...

<r>Ah, I missed a few beats. This is from a Wikipedia article on King Crimson drummers:<br/>

<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>In September 2013, despite claiming the previous year that he was retiring, Fripp announced another reformation of King Crimson. In addition to Levin, Mastoletto and Harrison, the ...

Thanks, Knopf_! I see it. I thought I looked at all the items on that page but I guess I overlooked it... more than once! And when I read this thread I expected it to be down in the left corner...

The Tedeschi Trucks Band also has two drummers -- Tyler Greenwell and J.J. Johnson -- and they are one of the best bands I've ever seen.

King Crimson actually had THREE drummers in their latest iteration (sadly one of them, Bill Rieflin, died last month.)

I cannot see anything about an upgrade on the bottom left of the Shop page.

Thanks guys, everything's groovy now.

Oh, of course... OK, I'll do that...

<t>I think I understand... during the installation I pointed them to the same folder (C:\\Program Files (x86)\Vstplugins)... but I only see one jamstix3.dll in there. So I guess it overwrote the 64-bit one.<br/>
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Should I make a JamStix32 and JamStix64 directory in there or something like that ...

Hi, just got JamStix the other day and installed it. I use SONAR Platinum on a 64-bit Windows 10 computer. During the installation it appeared that both a 32-bit and 64-bit version of the plugin were available. However, when I select JamStix in SONAR, all I see is the 32-bit version.