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#309327 - 01/25/07 07:44 PM
Re: Jammer Pro 6
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Registered: 01/06/07
Posts: 65
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Originally posted by rikkisbears: Hi, JammerPro 6 more closely resembles BIAB type software ie no realtime functions. They do have a demo version that you can try before you buy. As Fran mentioned they also have a piece of software called Jammer Live which can be used to play styles in realtime like OMB & Live Styler can.
Basically uses same style format as Jammer Pro , problem is, I read on the forum that they're not going to update this piece of software ie no jammer live 2. Really pity.
best wishes Rikki [QUOTE]Originally posted by santantoni: [B]I Thanks guys. I will want to look more closely at the features of Jammer Pro...seems very interesting although it is a different concept. It's ok for me if I have no realtime functions,as,in fact,I want one of these programs for composition. BIAB is great,but one of the things I don't like about it is that it's styles are a bit skimpy on intro and endings,although BIAB features so many other killer features. On the other hand,a killer feature of OMB it's the ability to read PSR styles...these HAVE very cool intros and endings,as you all know! I hope that one day it will be Yamaha or Roland making full-fledged arranger software...then with the power of laptop and a good MIDI keyboard controller,the sky's will be the limit 
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#309328 - 01/25/07 09:18 PM
Re: Jammer Pro 6
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Senior Member
Registered: 12/22/02
Posts: 5229
Loc: NSW,Australia
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Hi Fran, as mentioned, you can use Jammer Pro styles & I was really excited when I discovered that you could now create styles from midifiles in version 6.
Really don't want to waste time learning the style structure of Jammer Pro 6 when the only software that really interested me was Jammer Live itself..
Like Miden, I was really dissapointed to find out there wasn't going to be a Jammer Live 2.
They lost a customer who's bought every upgrade since version 1 (including the style disks,) since back in the early 90's.
Not that I really used it all that much, as I prefer playing with arranger functions.
sooo dissapointing.
best wishes rikki
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Fran Carango: [B]Rikki, that is a shame..I really liked Jammer Live...but with limited styles available...
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best wishes Rikki
SX900, P121 Piano, PA800, Band in a Box 2019 V Arranger/Ketron SD2
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#309329 - 01/25/07 09:46 PM
Re: Jammer Pro 6
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Senior Member
Registered: 12/22/02
Posts: 5229
Loc: NSW,Australia
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Hi, which version of BIAB do you actually have??
You can get some fairly interesting chord progressions when using the " Intro" icon & have Biab create intro's for you. Not as varied and interesting as keyboards have though.
Thought about copying a psr intro/ending saved as midifile into a BIAB midifile. May work.
best wishes Rikki
[QUOTE]Originally posted by santantoni: [B] It's ok for me if I have no realtime functions,as,in fact,I want one of these programs for composition. BIAB is great,but one of the things I don't like about it is that it's styles are a bit skimpy on intro and endings,although BIAB features so many other killer features.
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best wishes Rikki
SX900, P121 Piano, PA800, Band in a Box 2019 V Arranger/Ketron SD2
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