08-21-2024, 08:34 PM
I was using Jamkazam briefly during the early Covid years. Now I'm back because the new band has a guitar player that lives an hour away. I was surfing for ideas on how to improve the audio. Everyone, except the remote guy were complaining. I found Rick F's post. His band was in exactly the same situation in January 2024. Here's the solution they came up with.
"The board operator copied the main mix settings with me included into the individual headphone/monitor sub output settings.
Then muted my input from the main mix of the boards main output which is the input chosen in JamKazam to send to me.
Since I'm no longer in the the main mix sent to me through Jamkazam I no longer hear myself coming back in the mix. Delay/echo gone!"
We're going to try hooking up the same way tonight.
Only detail you didn't mention in the procedure was pulling the fader all the way down in the Personal Mix so only the remote guitar and vocal come through. In fairness you don't do it on your end. The guys at the studio end do that.
"The board operator copied the main mix settings with me included into the individual headphone/monitor sub output settings.
Then muted my input from the main mix of the boards main output which is the input chosen in JamKazam to send to me.
Since I'm no longer in the the main mix sent to me through Jamkazam I no longer hear myself coming back in the mix. Delay/echo gone!"
We're going to try hooking up the same way tonight.
Only detail you didn't mention in the procedure was pulling the fader all the way down in the Personal Mix so only the remote guitar and vocal come through. In fairness you don't do it on your end. The guys at the studio end do that.