Hello!  I recently set up Jamkazam on my computer for my fiance to use during his voice lessons.  I'm only using one input--the mic, so I configured the gear to use left-input only. However, the mirrored sound that he gets in the headphones has a slight reverb effect, as if the mirrored sound isn't quite synced up.

Direct monitoring on the 2i is turned off, and the headphones are plugged into the monitor port on the 2i.

Is there any way to fix this in the audio settings?  I'm very new to this software, so any and all help is appreciated!

Just like the "jamtaba" app. It would open up Jamkazam as a vst within the DAW (protools, ableton, cubase, etc..) allowing all the audio/midi routing to be handled by the daw. This makes it much easier to add new tracks/audiodevices/vst's on the fly.  This would also enable users to (for example) record a bassline, play it back and jam over it. This makes jamming much much easier.

Does the PositiveGrid Spark amp work with jamkazam?

Is it possible to use an external video camera to improve the video quality?  I don't care for the quality of the video from my iMac.

It seems that the latest version of the Jamkazam software (Build 2.00 - "1.0.3711") is not allowing for better latency but quit the opposite! 

I'm located in Switzerland, playing with my german friends it allowed 14ms in Mai/June but now we are around 50ms average.
With someone in Italy who i regularly play with it went up from around 50ms to over 400ms making it now impossible to play.

Also there are all sorts of new unwanted disturbances, noises, interruptions ......

Let's hope it soon will go back to better ............

In most of my sessions the Rx and Tx bandwidth shown when you hover over the red/amber/green disc are about 350 k. What units are those figures in? Is it kbps or kbytes/sec. Neither makes a lot of sense. If we have 2 stereo streams of 24 bit samples at 48 kHz that is 2300 kbps. With 16 bit and 44 kHz it is 1400 kbps. Expressed as k bytes/sec those figures equate to 287 and 175. None of these figures are particularly close to 350 kbps. (I am assuming Jamkazam does not compress the audio stream into e.g. mp3 format as that would surely add significantly to latency.)

I note that 2300 kbps is quite a high upload speed which would probably not be possible on anything except a fibre connection. However I am having successful sessions with someone on an ADSL connection. So maybe Jamkazam does use some form of compression?

Hi All - please direct me to an existing thread on this, if one exists.

Does anyone have any advice on the best method for a session to have a background track, like rhythm sections, on JameyAebersolds for ex?
I’m sure some have tried it?

Thanks in advance!

I've been in several sessions now over the last few weeks with 4 participants when we attempt to start an audio recording a message pops up at the bottom of the screen saying that a recording is already in progress and a new recording cannot be started.  It is obvious that an audio recording is not in progress when this happens.  This has occurred during fresh sessions where no recordings had previously been attempted.  Has anyone experienced this and been able to fix the problem?  Is there a possible reset when this happens or need for cleaning out older recorded files, although I'm not dealing with a very large volume of previous recordings at all.

There was an update about 3 days ago.
Ever since the update the app crashes before it can complete it's Quit routines and triggers a Crash report to Apple.

This will not happen if i simply open JK and then quit.
I have to have been involved in at least 1 session.

It's a minor annoyance, but please fix it.

Thanks.

Under the Manage menu there are some new path options in Networking:
Peer to Peer, Adaptive, and Jamkazam network.
Can someone explain the differences and reasons to choose one or the other.

Thanks