Jam Recorder

[smoof]

Ok so is this gonna be the part where I can download the individual mp3s from the stuff im creating on Jamstudio or is this totally seperate?

If I was able to select things on the fly like I do at JS then do whatever I could on Jamrecorder then I get it, but..?

More info pls?

[Jumper]

1.) MP3 Mix on JS, then import into JamRecorder
2.) record live in JamRecorder
3.) import other music files into JamRecorder
4.) any combination of the above

[andyidk]

Looks very good and simple to use.

Does the import function work? I've downloaded a few mp3s from JamStudio, then I've clicked the import button and shown the program where the mp3-file is located. It doesn't seem to work!

Please could you give me a simple explanation?

Many thanks

Andy

[Jumper]

It does work.  I'm not sure what your problem would be exactly without more information.  It may be that you forgot to turn on the first track (light up the speaker icon) to listen to your imported track.  Please email me with more information (ben@jamstudio.com).

- What type of file did you try to import?
- How many minutes long was the file you were trying to import?

Thanks!

[candice crystal]

 can i just say that when you see the advertising banner it says click for more info.. then goes straight into do you want to open or save the file, why is that?

[Jumper]

Oh, sorry about that.  We'll get that fixed right away.  Thanks!

[Jumper]

Yes, if you've watched the demo videos on YouTube, you'll see that JamRecorder works on both Windows XP and Vista.  Please email me with any problems you are having (ben@jamstudio.com).