This may be obvious but just a reminder, once you plug your Ethernet directly in, make sure to turn WiFi off!

Hi
I was having some success with my new interface but recently the gear has been getting "failed" by JamKazam because of i/o reading which is in the Red.

Specifically, my Latency is good (green), my I/O varience is "good" but its my I/O rate that is "bad" and the specific issue. Any ideas?
My interface is the Komplete Audio 2

thanks!
Derek

It would be greatly appreciated if another music genre is introduced:

GYPSY JAZZ or JAZZ MANOUCHE

Please...!

how do i get started? what interface do i need?  i have regular band stuff, amps guitars, pa and a computer but can't seem to find any instructions to put it all together.  is there any way to get this information, like jamming for dummies?  thanks  i am not even sure what they mean by subscibre down below in the instructions

My audio setup is something like this:

Track 1 (Input 1&2): Piano with VST plugin for equalizer (Maag Audio EQ4)
Track 2 (Input 3&4): Vocals with VST plugin for channel strip (Lindell channel X)

I have added the plugin for Track 2 just today only to find out, that it is also affecting the signal of track 1.
I have no idea why this happens or how I could correct the issue.
Has anyone experienced the same?
Any ideas for a solution are very much appreciated.

I have yet to test this, but when setting up audio gear, is it best to set sample rate high like 96k to get lower latency?  I would have thought the opposite but maybe not?

Im using a Focusrite Saffire Pro40, firewire, windows.    The firewire interface is Saffire Mix Control.  Sample rate I arm using is 48.   Using the Saffire Mix Control, I set the Buffer Size to 48 ( I also tried 64, 128).  When I fire up a JamKazam session, no matter what I set it to in the Saffire software, JamKazam  changes the bitrate to 32,  which causes clicks/ticks.    Focusrite says JamKazam should have a parameter to set the bit rate there, and the Saffire will take it.  Im not having any luck finding that parameter.  Can anyone help?

If you are trying to use 64-bit plugins with Jamkazam(32-bit) you will most likely need something like jbridge to allow the two work together.  Great piece of software that I have been using with my DAW forever.  https://jstuff.wordpress.com/jbridge/

There seems to be some confusion about the number of UDP ports required for JK. Some of the comments in this forum suggest that 10 ports are required while documentation I have from JK themselves indicated that just 2 UDP ports are needed.

A friend of mine is trying to get JamKazam working, but he does not have an interface. Is there any way to pull this off? He's running a bass into a Mac via a USB cable (I presume with an a/d converter). He's plugging in a mic via USB as well (I think). He's used to recording by running this set-up into GarageBand.

I'm guessing this is a no-go, but is there any sort of workaround?