Does anyone else have all these issues, latency is fine I/o doesn't pass, while setting up program locks up, it is just one thing after another. I have a Zoom UAC-2 USB 3.0 interface, I can't get it to work. Message says chat mic not set up, I don't want a chat mic I have a mic hooked up via the audio interface, help link completely broken, no support whatsoever, Concept is grerat but execution sucks

I'm helping a friend figure out what audio interface to get to use with Jamkazam. Budget is always a concern. It seems like the interfaces I'm seeing recommended are legacy gear now (e.g., Steinberg CI1 and Behringer UMC202). Would you recommend any currently manufactured interfaces? I'm using a K-mix (https://www.keithmcmillen.com/products/k-mix/) or my Zoom H6, both of which are in the "yellow" ranger in terms of latency. Thank you! 

BTW, if there's a list of recommended interfaces, I apologize for posting. I haven't found it yet.

Increase the number of open session listed in the "current, active sessions" window. Then sort them by "Musician Access"

Hi, all! I hope this finds you well, and THANK YOU for all the work you have done and are dong on JamKazam. My band I have made great use of your work as we are sheltered in place.

We were wondering if might be possible to add a "Musicians - Still Needed" filter criteria to select one or more instruments and filter the list of current, active sessions on this criterion.

For example, I play bass and sing, so I'd like to fliter the list of active sessions for sessions that still need a musician to join who plays bass.

Feel free to reach out to me directly if needed. Thank you so much!

--Kevin

My Mac won’t allow me to open program bc the “developer can’t be verified”. Not looking to ignore this with some type of security disabling, but rather have you be registered as a verified developer with Apple. Pls advise.

MacBook Pro 6,1 macOS 10.13.6
JK 1.0.1.0.4001
Connected via DLink 8-port switch to Linksys EA3500 router, then to Technicolor TC4350 cable modem, 150 mbps service. No WiFi involved.

Running the network test, I first get:

"Unable to Determine Network Type
We are unable to determine if your computer is connected to your network using WiFi."

Running test anyway seems to work sometimes, other times I get:

"Communication with the JamKazam network service timed out."

Also tried direct connect Ethernet cable to router -- no difference.

I have my gear successfully profiled and can jam with others in real time fine with hearing myself and others well. Problem is when using the "record" feature the levels of our instruments are very faint on playback. Same is true when recording while using Jamtracks, the Jamtrack instruments are recorded loud and clear but the live instruments are very faint.  The input meters of the live instruments are at 3 greens(right below red) which are the same levels the instruments in the jam tracks are showing. Even raising the volumes of the live instruments input to jamkazam to top of the meter in red still produces same faint recorded level playback. Thanks for any assistance.

Hi
Everything was going so well! I plugged in my Fast Track which it recognised and went through the set up procedure. I thurned off the monitor as instructed, plugged in my headset but had no audio. I tried to make a test recording and it seemed to have recorded but on recording or playback, again no sound through the headset.
When I gave up and unplugged everything I noticed the phantom power was on but as I'm only trying to play guitar I'm guessing this is not the issue?

Probably a school boy error but please tell me what it is!!!

Cheers

Hi - just trying Jamkazam on my Dell Windows 10 laptop with built in speakers and mic (Realtec). The issue I have is that, when I record the session and do playback - the volume is extremely low and I can't get it nowhere acceptable level. I tried adjusting Mic volume in Sound Settings, allowing exclusive use of Mike to applications etc. and none of this worked. If I use the same setting on other apps (Zoom, Skype, Audacity) - it records fine and volumes are good. 
Anybody has any suggestion? If this is mic compatibility issue with Jamkazam - is there an external Mic that would work with Jamkazam that you can recommend that would be good for Acoustic Playing? 
Thank you.

How might one go about helping to test a beta version?

I'm a software QA engineer by trade. I can't guarantee I'd be able to thoroughly test all features, but I will say that any bugs I file will be written clearly and contain the necessary repro steps. I'd be testing JamKazam betas on Mac, though I also have many years of experience testing software on Windows.

My main target would be to have my four-member band rehearse and livestream from JamKazam, so I'd be making sure that all four of us had the same version.

Thanks!