How did you first hear of Jamstix?
Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2017 10:12 am
Thank you for your kind wordspro_fusion wrote:I'd go so far as to say it revolutionized my music-making. What an amazing tool.
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How did you first hear of Jamstix?
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How did you first hear of Jamstix?
Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2017 6:06 am
Thread on Cubase forum. I'd heard of it but it sounded gimmicky so had slipped off the radar till I read someone enthusing about it and telling me to at least give it a go. Very glad I did. Even gladder I waited for the sale, which meant it was a no-brainer to buy the Studio package. 8)
How did you first hear of Jamstix?
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2017 10:10 am
Thread on the Reaper forum. All the posts were so positive that I had to check it out. Downloaded the demo and placed my order after only 1/2 hr- 45min of playtime. It was [b:97e17ed934]exactly [/b:97e17ed934] what I'd been looking for in a drum machine.
Seriously looking forward to this weekend when I'll have significant time to sit down with it.
Well done, guys!
Seriously looking forward to this weekend when I'll have significant time to sit down with it.
Well done, guys!
How did you first hear of Jamstix?
Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2017 7:37 pm
Thread on reddit WeAreTheMusicMakers
I was able to purchase Superior Drummer last month from Sweetwater inexpensively. I play bass and was looking to setup grooves to practice with. Years ago I was frustrated with the fact that many drummers in bands I was in had issues
. I decided to take drum lessons so I bought some used Dauz pads and an Alesis D4. That was a big help in demystifying drumming and very helpful whenever dealing with wayward drummers afterwards. Every bass player should learn to play the drums. I donated the pads and D4 to a friend's kid who was learning to play because I had played Roland V-Drums and figured I would pick up a set at some point. Then I got into programming drum parts but its really painstaking work. I figured there had to be a better way and when someone on the reddit mentioned Jamstix had a "brain" I immediately made my way over to Rayzoon and bought it. I patiently watched DJBolivia's 4 part tutorial and I'm happy with the parts I'm creating with Jamstix
I was able to purchase Superior Drummer last month from Sweetwater inexpensively. I play bass and was looking to setup grooves to practice with. Years ago I was frustrated with the fact that many drummers in bands I was in had issues
. I decided to take drum lessons so I bought some used Dauz pads and an Alesis D4. That was a big help in demystifying drumming and very helpful whenever dealing with wayward drummers afterwards. Every bass player should learn to play the drums. I donated the pads and D4 to a friend's kid who was learning to play because I had played Roland V-Drums and figured I would pick up a set at some point. Then I got into programming drum parts but its really painstaking work. I figured there had to be a better way and when someone on the reddit mentioned Jamstix had a "brain" I immediately made my way over to Rayzoon and bought it. I patiently watched DJBolivia's 4 part tutorial and I'm happy with the parts I'm creating with JamstixHow did you first hear of Jamstix?
Posted: Sat Apr 22, 2017 5:13 am
KVR, specifically while searching for the tag "drums" in the database.
Was simply searching for a good drum sampler plugin, without realizing that software like this even existed! Now I realize this may be a much better solution than writing drum parts by hand of tweaking the grooves included with other drum softwares.
Was simply searching for a good drum sampler plugin, without realizing that software like this even existed! Now I realize this may be a much better solution than writing drum parts by hand of tweaking the grooves included with other drum softwares.