05-21-2021, 06:59 PM
I think of it this way - the personal mixer function of Jamkazam is just a software substitute for the hardware mixer that I use(d) onstage. All of my instruments mixed to stereo, then fed to the main board (I play keys). So it is for all participants in the session. This keeps bandwidth requirements between players down to a minimum.
Now, there IS a way for a participant to present more than one stereo track to the session. You simply have to run multiple instances of Jamkazam concurrently. I suspect you would have to have one unique account for each instance. You'd also need a computer + interface per instance, each with unique UDP port number assignments, and the bandwidth needed (5mbs upload per computer recommended).
Now, there IS a way for a participant to present more than one stereo track to the session. You simply have to run multiple instances of Jamkazam concurrently. I suspect you would have to have one unique account for each instance. You'd also need a computer + interface per instance, each with unique UDP port number assignments, and the bandwidth needed (5mbs upload per computer recommended).