<![CDATA[JamKazam Forums - Help with Audio Effects Plugins]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/ Sat, 11 Apr 2026 18:00:42 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Cannot hear plug in]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2585 Mon, 23 Sep 2024 13:13:04 +0000 Francis]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2585
I am using a Mac computer. Jamkazam recognizes my audio interface and sets up the inputs and outputs correctly. When I select a plug in however, it plays the pre plug in clean signal, rather than the post plug in sound. I should be hearing a distorted guitar sound, but I am hearing a clean guitar sound. Can someone advise as to what the issue may be?

Thank-you for your time and expertise.


Francis]]>
I am using a Mac computer. Jamkazam recognizes my audio interface and sets up the inputs and outputs correctly. When I select a plug in however, it plays the pre plug in clean signal, rather than the post plug in sound. I should be hearing a distorted guitar sound, but I am hearing a clean guitar sound. Can someone advise as to what the issue may be?

Thank-you for your time and expertise.


Francis]]> <![CDATA[Arturia Virtual Instruments in JK]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2571 Thu, 28 Mar 2024 13:54:32 +0000 benshem]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2571
I'm jamming a few times a week with musicians spread around the USA west coast using JamKazam. Until recently, I used physical instruments only (a Nord and a Hydrasynth) routed through a mixer and into my PC via a Focusrite Scarlett 4i4. I connect a mic to the Scarlett, too, for chitchat and "singing." That all works fine.

Then I got an Arturia Keylab 61 mk2 and started discovering the world of Arturia virtual instruments. As a person who grew up with Wurlitzer, Rhodes, and other electric pianos, ARP, Moog, and the rest of the world of analog synths and string emulators, etc., I can't believe the quality of sound and expression these tools make available. Naturally, I want to use them in my online jams. That's where things get tricky.

Via controls in the Focusrite UI and the JamKazam Audio Settings UI, I was able to use a loopback feature to route the output of Arturia virtual instruments to JamKazam, and my collaborators could hear them. Yay - sort of.

Using loopback also loops the other jammers' audio back at them - it creates an echo loop. Not yay.

I'm hoping someone familiar with these pieces can provide pointers on signal routing.

Thanks again,
Ben]]>
I'm jamming a few times a week with musicians spread around the USA west coast using JamKazam. Until recently, I used physical instruments only (a Nord and a Hydrasynth) routed through a mixer and into my PC via a Focusrite Scarlett 4i4. I connect a mic to the Scarlett, too, for chitchat and "singing." That all works fine.

Then I got an Arturia Keylab 61 mk2 and started discovering the world of Arturia virtual instruments. As a person who grew up with Wurlitzer, Rhodes, and other electric pianos, ARP, Moog, and the rest of the world of analog synths and string emulators, etc., I can't believe the quality of sound and expression these tools make available. Naturally, I want to use them in my online jams. That's where things get tricky.

Via controls in the Focusrite UI and the JamKazam Audio Settings UI, I was able to use a loopback feature to route the output of Arturia virtual instruments to JamKazam, and my collaborators could hear them. Yay - sort of.

Using loopback also loops the other jammers' audio back at them - it creates an echo loop. Not yay.

I'm hoping someone familiar with these pieces can provide pointers on signal routing.

Thanks again,
Ben]]> <![CDATA[Here's how to get your WAVES plugins to work]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2527 Fri, 25 Mar 2022 15:47:54 +0000 nonrate]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2527
** CAUTION ** 
One of the steps requires you to download a file from an independent developer on the interwebs. DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK! I am not the author and not responsible for any potential consequences. If it helps, I ran it on my system and have noticed no negative issues.

This procedure was tested on Windows 10! This is not likely to run on Mac unless you know how to run Windows compiled binaries on OSX.

When using JamKazam, you may disappointed that your favorite VST plugins just aren’t being found. This is particularly evident with WAVES VST plugins. I found a method that can be used to install most WAVES plugins. The following was tested on Windows 10 and will not work on Mac, unless you can find another way to use one of the windows programs required in this instruction set. To get started, simply follow these steps.


How To Install

Make sure the 32-bit versions of the WAVES plugins are installed!

Find the install directory

This is vital, because JamKazam does not support 64-bit VST plugins. Therefore, you MUST install 32-bit versions of the plugins. You should be able to find a legacy installer on the WAVES website to get these. Download the legacy installer and install the 32-bit plugins.

To check if you already have them installed, open up the directory where WAVES installed your plugins. If you’re not sure where this is, it should be located in the following location:

Code:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Waves

If the following directory doesn’t exist, then check in the same path on any other drive letters you might have. If you’re still not finding it, re-install your Waves software and take note of the path where it’s installing.

Find the 32-bit waveshell file

Once you find the directory, you need to find the 32-bit version of the WAVES waveshell file. This should be called something in the format of:

Code:
WaveShell-VST x.x.dll

If for some reason can't find the file, check in the directory:

Code:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Waves\WaveShells

The “x.x” are substitutes, you will not find that specific file! On my install, the actual filename is WaveShell-VST 9.2.dll. Your’s may have differing version numbers.

It’s important that the filename does not have the _x64 at the end of it, this means it’s a 64-bit version and won’t work.
 
Extract The Waveshell

Continue these steps at your own risk! It requires downloading and running software from an independent developer using administrator privileges.

The reason WAVES plugins don’t just magically show up in JamKazam is because WAVES packs all of their individual VST files into one single file they call the “Waveshell”. JamKazam doesn’t seem to know how to work with this file, so we have to extract all the individual VST files out of it. Fortunately, an independent developer has created a small software program to do this.

Download the Waveshell extractor

Download from the link here:

[color=var(--ds-link, #0052CC)]http://www.xlutop.com/buzz/zip/shell2vst.zip[/color]

Once downloaded, unzip this file and take note of where the files were unzipped to. You’ll need to navigate to this folder in the next steps.

Open a command shell as administrator

  1. Click windows start menu

  2. Type cmd

  3. At the top of the start, under Best Match, right click on the item underneath Command Prompt and a menu should popup

  4. Select Run as administrator

Navigate to the downloaded file shell2vst

In the command prompt, navigate to the directory where you downloaded and extracted the zip file downloaded before:

Code:
cd C:\path\to\shell2vst\files

An easy way to do this is to go to file explorer, find the folder the program is in, then press $ft+right-click. A menu will popup and select Copy as path. Go back to the cmd window and paste in the path by right-clicking, after the cd.


Run the program to extract the VST files

Run the following command to start extracting. When running, the only argument is the path to your waeshell file:

Code:
shell2vst.exe "C:\path\to\WaveShell-VST x.x.dll"
Aphex Vintage Exciter Stereo.dll created...
Aphex Vintage Exciter Mono.dll created...
API-2500 Stereo.dll created...
API-2500 Mono.dll created...
API-550A Mono.dll created...
API-550A Stereo.dll created...
API-550B Mono.dll created...
API-550B Stereo.dll created...
API-560 Mono.dll created...
API-560 Stereo.dll created...

You should see a status of vst files being extacted, as in the above example. The newly extracted files should be located in a new directory in the same location as your file, named Waves. You can, of course, move the new Waves directory to another location if you prefer.

Configure JamKazam To Use The New WAVES VST Files

Open Jamkazam and edit your audio settings. When editing your channel’s VST settings, add the new Waves directory just created as a directory to scan. Then, simply re-scan and your plugins should be available.

JamKazam crashed! What do I do?

JamKazam may crash loading some of the WAVES plugins. If this happens, then JamKazam is having a problem scanning one or more of the plugins you extracted. My recommendation is to go into the new Waves directory and remove all VST DLL files you know you won’t be using. This will make it easy to determine if the plugin you want to use is causing the problem or not.

Otherwise, you’ll have to remove DLL’s one-by-one until you find the files JamKazam won’t load.]]>
** CAUTION ** 
One of the steps requires you to download a file from an independent developer on the interwebs. DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK! I am not the author and not responsible for any potential consequences. If it helps, I ran it on my system and have noticed no negative issues.

This procedure was tested on Windows 10! This is not likely to run on Mac unless you know how to run Windows compiled binaries on OSX.

When using JamKazam, you may disappointed that your favorite VST plugins just aren’t being found. This is particularly evident with WAVES VST plugins. I found a method that can be used to install most WAVES plugins. The following was tested on Windows 10 and will not work on Mac, unless you can find another way to use one of the windows programs required in this instruction set. To get started, simply follow these steps.


How To Install

Make sure the 32-bit versions of the WAVES plugins are installed!

Find the install directory

This is vital, because JamKazam does not support 64-bit VST plugins. Therefore, you MUST install 32-bit versions of the plugins. You should be able to find a legacy installer on the WAVES website to get these. Download the legacy installer and install the 32-bit plugins.

To check if you already have them installed, open up the directory where WAVES installed your plugins. If you’re not sure where this is, it should be located in the following location:

Code:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Waves

If the following directory doesn’t exist, then check in the same path on any other drive letters you might have. If you’re still not finding it, re-install your Waves software and take note of the path where it’s installing.

Find the 32-bit waveshell file

Once you find the directory, you need to find the 32-bit version of the WAVES waveshell file. This should be called something in the format of:

Code:
WaveShell-VST x.x.dll

If for some reason can't find the file, check in the directory:

Code:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Waves\WaveShells

The “x.x” are substitutes, you will not find that specific file! On my install, the actual filename is WaveShell-VST 9.2.dll. Your’s may have differing version numbers.

It’s important that the filename does not have the _x64 at the end of it, this means it’s a 64-bit version and won’t work.
 
Extract The Waveshell

Continue these steps at your own risk! It requires downloading and running software from an independent developer using administrator privileges.

The reason WAVES plugins don’t just magically show up in JamKazam is because WAVES packs all of their individual VST files into one single file they call the “Waveshell”. JamKazam doesn’t seem to know how to work with this file, so we have to extract all the individual VST files out of it. Fortunately, an independent developer has created a small software program to do this.

Download the Waveshell extractor

Download from the link here:

[color=var(--ds-link, #0052CC)]http://www.xlutop.com/buzz/zip/shell2vst.zip[/color]

Once downloaded, unzip this file and take note of where the files were unzipped to. You’ll need to navigate to this folder in the next steps.

Open a command shell as administrator

  1. Click windows start menu

  2. Type cmd

  3. At the top of the start, under Best Match, right click on the item underneath Command Prompt and a menu should popup

  4. Select Run as administrator

Navigate to the downloaded file shell2vst

In the command prompt, navigate to the directory where you downloaded and extracted the zip file downloaded before:

Code:
cd C:\path\to\shell2vst\files

An easy way to do this is to go to file explorer, find the folder the program is in, then press $ft+right-click. A menu will popup and select Copy as path. Go back to the cmd window and paste in the path by right-clicking, after the cd.


Run the program to extract the VST files

Run the following command to start extracting. When running, the only argument is the path to your waeshell file:

Code:
shell2vst.exe "C:\path\to\WaveShell-VST x.x.dll"
Aphex Vintage Exciter Stereo.dll created...
Aphex Vintage Exciter Mono.dll created...
API-2500 Stereo.dll created...
API-2500 Mono.dll created...
API-550A Mono.dll created...
API-550A Stereo.dll created...
API-550B Mono.dll created...
API-550B Stereo.dll created...
API-560 Mono.dll created...
API-560 Stereo.dll created...

You should see a status of vst files being extacted, as in the above example. The newly extracted files should be located in a new directory in the same location as your file, named Waves. You can, of course, move the new Waves directory to another location if you prefer.

Configure JamKazam To Use The New WAVES VST Files

Open Jamkazam and edit your audio settings. When editing your channel’s VST settings, add the new Waves directory just created as a directory to scan. Then, simply re-scan and your plugins should be available.

JamKazam crashed! What do I do?

JamKazam may crash loading some of the WAVES plugins. If this happens, then JamKazam is having a problem scanning one or more of the plugins you extracted. My recommendation is to go into the new Waves directory and remove all VST DLL files you know you won’t be using. This will make it easy to determine if the plugin you want to use is causing the problem or not.

Otherwise, you’ll have to remove DLL’s one-by-one until you find the files JamKazam won’t load.]]> <![CDATA[Help with XLNAudio/Addictive Drums VST]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2522 Wed, 16 Mar 2022 00:51:40 +0000 greg4168@gmail.com]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2522
Thanks]]>
Thanks]]> <![CDATA[JamKazam cra$ng every time while Amplitube 5 is on Mac]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2516 Mon, 07 Feb 2022 21:14:43 +0000 Cobbyco]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2516
I can only use JK by deleting every single file related to Amplitube which is a shame as it wasn’t cheap.  

I’m using a Mac which is still on Catalina as it’s too old to update any further but does anyone know if it’s possible to have Amp 5 on my Mac and still be able to use JK? Not sure if there is something in the settings that would allow them to coexist - even if it’s not possible to use it as a plug in for JK.

Also, I’ve tried several times to delete and re set up the audio gear and every time, when I select my audio interface (Motu M2) it makes a horrendously loud buzzing.  If I ignore this and carry on with the set up it does all seem to work but I don’t think it should be making this sort of noise.  Wondering if this could also be related to Amplitube but I haven’t done an audio gear set up for over a year so o don’t know if this has also changed recently. 

Thx]]>
I can only use JK by deleting every single file related to Amplitube which is a shame as it wasn’t cheap.  

I’m using a Mac which is still on Catalina as it’s too old to update any further but does anyone know if it’s possible to have Amp 5 on my Mac and still be able to use JK? Not sure if there is something in the settings that would allow them to coexist - even if it’s not possible to use it as a plug in for JK.

Also, I’ve tried several times to delete and re set up the audio gear and every time, when I select my audio interface (Motu M2) it makes a horrendously loud buzzing.  If I ignore this and carry on with the set up it does all seem to work but I don’t think it should be making this sort of noise.  Wondering if this could also be related to Amplitube but I haven’t done an audio gear set up for over a year so o don’t know if this has also changed recently. 

Thx]]> <![CDATA[ReValver 4]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2264 Thu, 08 Jul 2021 15:01:23 +0000 Dimitri Muskens]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2264 One for the guitarists among us I suppose ...

Does anyone use ReValver 4 (32bit version) successfully in JamKazam?

Any insight is appreciated.]]> One for the guitarists among us I suppose ...

Does anyone use ReValver 4 (32bit version) successfully in JamKazam?

Any insight is appreciated.]]> <![CDATA[Problem with bias fx 2 and JK]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2231 Thu, 10 Jun 2021 21:51:21 +0000 chuckusa]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2231 Anyway here is where I am at. 

I own Bias FX Elite, my computer is a Dell optiplex 790 with windows 10 at 64bit quadcore proc. with 16 gigs of ram, plenty of hard drive space.
my usb interface is an M-Audio M-track solo. 

My account for Jamkazam is platinum. 

Why is it so difficult to set up my guitar and host a session? So far if I play clean or start the 32bit bias fx 2 vst in jamkazam with clean amp settings
then it seems to work fine, green dots all the way down due to the many different attempts I made to setup my gear and play in jamkazam.

The second I turn on a high gain or distorted preset, my output chops like theres a constant static mute button being pressed every 2 seconds almost like a robot. My samples match in my windows input and output. How come I can't play distortion with my vst? I am guessing if I buy one of the hardware boxes designed by the Jamkazam team, my problems will magically disappear? Lol...]]> Anyway here is where I am at. 

I own Bias FX Elite, my computer is a Dell optiplex 790 with windows 10 at 64bit quadcore proc. with 16 gigs of ram, plenty of hard drive space.
my usb interface is an M-Audio M-track solo. 

My account for Jamkazam is platinum. 

Why is it so difficult to set up my guitar and host a session? So far if I play clean or start the 32bit bias fx 2 vst in jamkazam with clean amp settings
then it seems to work fine, green dots all the way down due to the many different attempts I made to setup my gear and play in jamkazam.

The second I turn on a high gain or distorted preset, my output chops like theres a constant static mute button being pressed every 2 seconds almost like a robot. My samples match in my windows input and output. How come I can't play distortion with my vst? I am guessing if I buy one of the hardware boxes designed by the Jamkazam team, my problems will magically disappear? Lol...]]> <![CDATA[jbridge Amplitube 5 - not seen by JK]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2118 Sat, 03 Apr 2021 16:15:07 +0000 kNeff]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2118  Howdy!

I have, I think, successfully jbridged Amplitube 5 to 32 bit.
However JK does not load the plugin for use upon scan.

I have gone through many settings, including changing UAC settings, setting Auxhost to run as admin, etc etc.
It is the only scan folder so only looking at bridged dll


At first the scan would invoke the auxhost and then jk would crash.
Now I dont see the auxhost (UAC setting change) but no load.

Would appreciate hearing from anyone who has resolved this issue and how.

Please please & Thanks Thanks!]]>  Howdy!

I have, I think, successfully jbridged Amplitube 5 to 32 bit.
However JK does not load the plugin for use upon scan.

I have gone through many settings, including changing UAC settings, setting Auxhost to run as admin, etc etc.
It is the only scan folder so only looking at bridged dll


At first the scan would invoke the auxhost and then jk would crash.
Now I dont see the auxhost (UAC setting change) but no load.

Would appreciate hearing from anyone who has resolved this issue and how.

Please please & Thanks Thanks!]]> <![CDATA[64 bit]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2112 Mon, 29 Mar 2021 09:54:17 +0000 wallbeav]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2112 <![CDATA[Mixing a live band (Zoom instructions as well)]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2062 Thu, 11 Mar 2021 01:23:49 +0000 UPC04539]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=2062
  • The app is a bit slow on my PC (don't know why)
  • The sliders are not very smooth
  • VST usage is limited and not super easy to setup
  • Native controls like compressors are not easy to use
So, here is what I do.  I connect my interface to a 32bit DAW (Reaper in my case).  From there I use Rearoute to send my sound in Jamkazam (32bit).  Please refer to the following post for more details :

REAPER + Jam Kazam via ReaRoute [TUTORIAL] - Cockos Incorporated Forums

Then, I am muting the track with ReaRoute that comes back from Jamkazam in Reaper.  This brings back a full mix and is of no use for mixing.  

NOTE - The "sound technician" needs to be in the Jamkazam session but won't play.  You will get a bit of latency coming back  from Jamkazam to Reaper unfortunately using Reastream.  If you just bring a full mix back with Rearoute, you will be able to play with the band and send your audio to OBS (see next steps).  But you won't be able to mix individual tracks.

Next, I use Reastream (32bit) to connect each musicians tracks to Reaper.  Once this is complete, I send the master mix out of Reaper to OBS via Reastream.  Please follow this guide for more details :

Live Stream your DAW through OBS! How-to guide - YouTube

To get each musician's track in Reaper, I go in the Jamkazam's mixer and add the VST Reastream using the method explained in the video above.  Create one track per musician in Reaper and link them to Jamkazam with Reastream.

Check this post for help on Jamkazam and VST's :

https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=625

Add FX required on each track in your DAW depending on what is coming through (guitar, vocals, bass, keys, etc.)

Once this is completed, I use a virtual cable to get out of OBS and send the audio to Zoom.  To do so, install the virtual cable B.  Then in OBS you need to set the monitoring device to Virtual Cable B in Settings - Audio - Advanced

VB-Audio Virtual Apps (vb-audio.com)

NOTE - You could also stream it directly from OBS on other platforms.  For Zoom, you need a transition setup between Reaper and Zoom and the best performance I got was this way.  I tried Voicemeeter and other solutions but I could not get any good sound out of it.

Zoom allows you got receive and send a Stereo signal to the audience.  Please refer to this link for more information on setting up the Stereo sound in Zoom :

Zoom Software in Music Mode - Best Audio Settings | Music Repo


NOTE - Zoom does frequent upgrades so these options may changes in future version but at least you know what to look for at this point. Also, to really have the proof of Stereo, have a buddy join your Zoom session to test it out and confirm or join your own Zoom session on a second device and listen. Recording Zoom sessions will be converted to MONO... for now... and if you try "Test the mic" you won't hear the stereo as well. Only Zoom attendants will hear the Stereo.

And boom voilà!  You get a full band audio in Stereo in Zoom.  Use the PAN in the DAW on tracks and FX and have fun!

Note - In the Jamkazam mixer I find that the pre/post amp helps if it's turned on.  You may use some Make-up gain if a musician's level is very low.  But ideally each musician should make sure to send a strong and clear signal to Jamkazam for you to use in your mix.  They should ideally send a signal with no reverb so that you can control it on your end.  Each musician must make sure their setup is balanced.  Ex : clean guitar VS distortion VS singing with an instrument.  Musicians can add input tracks in their Jamkazam, but you will only get one track on their output!  So if a singer plays guitar, they need to balanced their sound as good as possible to make your job easier.  I would love to get multiple inputs from musicians using more than one thing on their end.]]>
  • The app is a bit slow on my PC (don't know why)
  • The sliders are not very smooth
  • VST usage is limited and not super easy to setup
  • Native controls like compressors are not easy to use
So, here is what I do.  I connect my interface to a 32bit DAW (Reaper in my case).  From there I use Rearoute to send my sound in Jamkazam (32bit).  Please refer to the following post for more details :

REAPER + Jam Kazam via ReaRoute [TUTORIAL] - Cockos Incorporated Forums

Then, I am muting the track with ReaRoute that comes back from Jamkazam in Reaper.  This brings back a full mix and is of no use for mixing.  

NOTE - The "sound technician" needs to be in the Jamkazam session but won't play.  You will get a bit of latency coming back  from Jamkazam to Reaper unfortunately using Reastream.  If you just bring a full mix back with Rearoute, you will be able to play with the band and send your audio to OBS (see next steps).  But you won't be able to mix individual tracks.

Next, I use Reastream (32bit) to connect each musicians tracks to Reaper.  Once this is complete, I send the master mix out of Reaper to OBS via Reastream.  Please follow this guide for more details :

Live Stream your DAW through OBS! How-to guide - YouTube

To get each musician's track in Reaper, I go in the Jamkazam's mixer and add the VST Reastream using the method explained in the video above.  Create one track per musician in Reaper and link them to Jamkazam with Reastream.

Check this post for help on Jamkazam and VST's :

https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=625

Add FX required on each track in your DAW depending on what is coming through (guitar, vocals, bass, keys, etc.)

Once this is completed, I use a virtual cable to get out of OBS and send the audio to Zoom.  To do so, install the virtual cable B.  Then in OBS you need to set the monitoring device to Virtual Cable B in Settings - Audio - Advanced

VB-Audio Virtual Apps (vb-audio.com)

NOTE - You could also stream it directly from OBS on other platforms.  For Zoom, you need a transition setup between Reaper and Zoom and the best performance I got was this way.  I tried Voicemeeter and other solutions but I could not get any good sound out of it.

Zoom allows you got receive and send a Stereo signal to the audience.  Please refer to this link for more information on setting up the Stereo sound in Zoom :

Zoom Software in Music Mode - Best Audio Settings | Music Repo


NOTE - Zoom does frequent upgrades so these options may changes in future version but at least you know what to look for at this point. Also, to really have the proof of Stereo, have a buddy join your Zoom session to test it out and confirm or join your own Zoom session on a second device and listen. Recording Zoom sessions will be converted to MONO... for now... and if you try "Test the mic" you won't hear the stereo as well. Only Zoom attendants will hear the Stereo.

And boom voilà!  You get a full band audio in Stereo in Zoom.  Use the PAN in the DAW on tracks and FX and have fun!

Note - In the Jamkazam mixer I find that the pre/post amp helps if it's turned on.  You may use some Make-up gain if a musician's level is very low.  But ideally each musician should make sure to send a strong and clear signal to Jamkazam for you to use in your mix.  They should ideally send a signal with no reverb so that you can control it on your end.  Each musician must make sure their setup is balanced.  Ex : clean guitar VS distortion VS singing with an instrument.  Musicians can add input tracks in their Jamkazam, but you will only get one track on their output!  So if a singer plays guitar, they need to balanced their sound as good as possible to make your job easier.  I would love to get multiple inputs from musicians using more than one thing on their end.]]> <![CDATA[MIDI channel dissapeared, not able to add MIDI channel again]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=1955 Fri, 05 Feb 2021 13:29:11 +0000 olibc]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=1955
Suddenly the MIDI channel dissapeared from Audio Gear configuration.
I try to add a MIDI channel and select MIDI interface and VST.
But when I select any other instrument but "Electric guitar" it resets the selections I made (including Instrument).
If I only select MIDI interface and VST (without selecting Instrument) and click OK, window closes but no MIDI channel is added.

Is this a limitation of free suscription?

Any suggestions?

Thanks]]>
Suddenly the MIDI channel dissapeared from Audio Gear configuration.
I try to add a MIDI channel and select MIDI interface and VST.
But when I select any other instrument but "Electric guitar" it resets the selections I made (including Instrument).
If I only select MIDI interface and VST (without selecting Instrument) and click OK, window closes but no MIDI channel is added.

Is this a limitation of free suscription?

Any suggestions?

Thanks]]> <![CDATA[Superior Drummer 2.0 32 bit version AND jbridged version not working]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=1943 Fri, 29 Jan 2021 23:10:04 +0000 Loyalty]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=1943
I've seen posts on other forums of users successful with Superior Drummer though not seeing any posts here so thought I would ask if anyone has been successful.

I'm using the 32 bit version though JK does not even find it

Downloaded Jbridge as someone so kindly recommended on here and THAT WORKED for the 64 bit version of Bias FX 2, though NOT working for Superior Drummer 2.0 32 bit version as is or jbridged OR Superior Drummer 3 64 bit ran through jbridge

My band and I are ready to pay for the top license for JK but ONLY if we can get it to work. My next attempt will be running the audio out of my laptop through my Behringer UHD404HD and seeing if that works, though direct plugin support is ideal...otherwise we're just going to stick with Jamulous which is completely free.

Loyalty]]>
I've seen posts on other forums of users successful with Superior Drummer though not seeing any posts here so thought I would ask if anyone has been successful.

I'm using the 32 bit version though JK does not even find it

Downloaded Jbridge as someone so kindly recommended on here and THAT WORKED for the 64 bit version of Bias FX 2, though NOT working for Superior Drummer 2.0 32 bit version as is or jbridged OR Superior Drummer 3 64 bit ran through jbridge

My band and I are ready to pay for the top license for JK but ONLY if we can get it to work. My next attempt will be running the audio out of my laptop through my Behringer UHD404HD and seeing if that works, though direct plugin support is ideal...otherwise we're just going to stick with Jamulous which is completely free.

Loyalty]]> <![CDATA[Survey for VST Plugin Usage]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=1602 Wed, 21 Oct 2020 17:24:45 +0000 mshreya1193]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=1602
I am an MBA student currently working on understanding the Music production industry and analyzing the trends in VST Plugin Usage.

Would really appreciate if you could spare a few minutes to take this survey about your usage:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQ...A/viewform

Thank you again for your time! Smile Smile Smile]]>
I am an MBA student currently working on understanding the Music production industry and analyzing the trends in VST Plugin Usage.

Would really appreciate if you could spare a few minutes to take this survey about your usage:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQ...A/viewform

Thank you again for your time! Smile Smile Smile]]> <![CDATA[Are plugins ‘printed’ on individual tracks when exporting?]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=1538 Sat, 19 Sep 2020 05:08:35 +0000 davegee1]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=1538 <![CDATA[Why can't I select a MIDI interface?]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=1426 Wed, 12 Aug 2020 03:25:36 +0000 Matthew Westmeyer]]> https://forum.jamkazam.com/showthread.php?tid=1426