Hello,

Me and my friends cannot connect using Jamkazam because probably all of our internet connections are DS-lite. I read that Jamkazam doesn't work with DS-lite at all.
While one can try to convince the internet provider to give you a full DS connection (in some cases with additional monthly cost), I wonder if there is no way to avoid this issue within Jamkazam. As many will face this issue in the beginning this could really lower the barrier to entry for many potential users.

I am by no means an expert with network technology. Is it even possible to change the Jamkazam architecture or software in a way that in some mode doesn't use ipv4 at all or is somehow compatible with DS-lite?

If possible, how are the chances that such a feature would be implemented any time soon?

 Can JK be configured to work over a LAN?
 
In a separate post I had a question about the paring feature and was told it pertained to the JamBlaster. I see the pairing option is now removed. Some of the initial testing I did weeks ago, I discovered I could pair 2 clients by IP to the same session from two separate Macs and JK accounts inside my LAN. Bypassing the internet.
 
You may be asking, what would be the purpose. For some rehearsals at the same locations, social distancing needs to be respected. Everyone cannot be in the same room therefore the players are in different areas/rooms. And, there is no easy mixer solution to run long cable runs to a mixing board which we would normally do if we’re in the same room. The location is wired for Ethernet. I'm thinking it would be good if we could use JK, everyone could join the session over the LAN. Latency should be ideal since it's handled via the router.


There is another app i have explored (Jamulus), which allows you to run your own servers and specifically internal LAN IPs.

Thoughts?

GDJ

Hi,

I have recorded a few sessions with my friend who is playing through 3 tracks for 3 keyboards. When I click "export" in file manager after all the tracks are uploaded, I only get a session mix file, one track for myself (which is accurate), and only one track for my friend where I can hear only one of his keyboards.

If I open recordings in a solo session in the app, I'm able to see and hear my friend's multiple tracks, so it seems that all the tracks are present on the JamKazam server, but when trying to export the session to my computer, only one of the tracks gets downloaded for musicians who are playing through multiple tracks.

Could you help me understand how to export all the tracks from the session?

Thanks

In individual session, all sliders are up. Can't hear the metronome either. Master volume up as well as the mics and keyboard I am trying to use. What am I missing?

After my first sessions with Jamkazam, my Roland Octacapture stopped working properly. Switching to my DAW on the same computer, it was also not working correctly. After many attempts to reinstall the Octacapture drivers, I uninstalled Jamkazam completely, but the Octacapture was still FUBAR. At this point I was beginning to think that my computer had somehow gotten a virus or hacked though the Jamkazam program. Either that or the Octacapture had just picked that time to die.  I connected the Octacapture with another computer running the same DAW, and to my surprise everything was fine, so I did a system reset on the first Windows 7 machine. The Octacapture  worked perfectly with the DAW again!  I'm afraid to reinstall Jamkazam and have that happen again, but I really enjoy Jamkazam! Does anyone have any thoughts on this?

After my first sessions with Jamkazam, my Roland Octacapture stopped working properly. Switching to my DAW on the same computer, it was also not working correctly. After many attempts to reinstall the Octacapture drivers, I uninstalled Jamkazam completely, but the Octacapture was still FUBAR. At this point I was beginning to think that my computer had somehow gotten a virus or hacked though the Jamkazam program. Either that or the Octacapture had just picked that time to die.  I connected the Octacapture with another computer running the same DAW, and to my surprise everything was fine, so I did a system reset on the first Windows 7 machine. The Octacapture  worked perfectly with the DAW again!  I'm afraid to reinstall Jamkazam and have that happen again, but I really enjoy Jamkazam! Does anyone have any thoughts on this?

Good Day, I am Rural, meaning my internet is not the greatest but I just upgraded to 5G point to point. That being said, and I am not a network guy, my frame rate is set at 2.5ms. I am in the yellow. However, when I set frame rate to 2.5, my input Jitter goes yellow and red, back and forth showing upwards of 179ms. It sounds like crap. I go to 10ms frame rate and everything else is solid green except for latency = red. My question is, is 10ms frame rate acceptable or should I choose to stay at 2.5 and just suffer the crackles and pops? I am a drummer, so latency is a challenge to begin with. Any thoughts are appreciated by the newbie. Cheers,

I'm looking for a all-in-one USB microphone with a native ASIO driver.

I get excellent latency numbers from my MOTU M2, but need something portable and simple - having trouble finding USB mics with native ASIO drivers.

Latency, portability/simplicy, and use with JamKazam are very important, cost and sound quality less important.

Any ideas?

I'm trying to set up JamKazam on my Win 10 64 PC. It recognizes the Realtek audio hardware, but says it isn't working. But it is working fine.

Any ideas how to go forward?

HI
Is anyone here familiar with a Jamhub?  This is a hub with several outputs/inputs and controls, designed so band members can practice
in silence, with headphones.  Its a great tool for apartment dwellers so you don't disturb the neighbors.

We want to use the Jamhub with JamKazam and connect with musicians online.  Will the Jamhub work as an audio interface?   It does have recording capabilities, however we haven't tried to record.   We do not have a separate audio interface.  Jamhub support is sketchy, so I thought I would ask here.

Thanks
BA