That's great!!! it is a revolution! I'm 56 and I could not imagine it could be! I congratulate you and want to continue training. I just bought an audio interface and am studying JamKazam!
Hey I can't get jamkazam to work does anyone have a contact for them? If you think you can help my contact is chambliss2sam@gmail.com or chambliss_sam@msn.com
@@paulauksztulewicz4803 I've been in sessions with minimal latency and others with massive latency. It's a combination of how good your local setup is, as well as distance between session participants.
Speaker is easy to listen to and also understand......my very first introduction to JamKazam and what is its purpose ...I will test it out with my Scared Wolf Drum possibly in the future...Thank you....You have presented a non intimidating tutorial...I would need to start with cables and Headphones...but it is all possible to be able to explore....the speaker may wish to explore putting out more tutorials right from the beginning student...if he is interested....respectively speaking ...I appreciate your tutorialand am grateful that I have found you.....
Thank you for the information! It was quite a bit frustrating, but slowly began to understand. This video will save folks lots of time. I've had some great sessions. Thank you!
"Suppose I can't hear Peter's accordion very well."?!? Unless he is in a different state, there's a good chance you can hear his accordion without the software.
Hey I can't get jamkazam towork does anyone have a contact for them? If you think you can help me my contact is chambliss2sam@gmail.com or chambliss_sam@msn.com
What I've found is that people that are grayed out in a session don't have their audio settings set up properly. I have a band member that this happened to, and he had to run through the setup fully to get it to work.
Most of the comments and complaints I see about JK are latency oriented. The people I've tried to play music with have a good handle on the latency issue, equipment-wise, but we are constantly being interrupted by system crashes that require regular "resync'ing" and, occasionally, a program or even computer reboot. That's the definition of a "show stopper." A video with suggestions on tightening up system stability would be really useful.
I can possibly figure out how to use this program given enough playing with it--but I can't read what's on the screen. The combination of type color and background color is lethal. Why not just black and white?
Hi - why are my live tracks also showing on the left in the other live tracks section - they seem doubled - and when jaming the incoming signals are sent back with my guitar signal - disturbing for the people i play with - BR Gustav
I am a guest and wish only to listen to the musicians..is that possible...I am not using Headphones which it seems to suggest I need...is that correct....
This video should be titled "Getting set up to play in a session, but not really playing in a session yet". There is a ton of video out there on how to set up thiis software, and then what a jam sesion looks like eonce it's running but nothing in between. I just spent an hour online with a student IN A SESSION and not once did we see a screen that says "my live tracks." also, at the end of this video you are left with the question "what happens next"? Related: a "wizard" actually steps you through a process and sets you up as you go. It is not an article with screen shots.
Can this be utilized with musicians around the world? The latency between my band members is going to vary wildly. The Rhythm and singer is in London. The Lead guitarist in Brazil. I am in the Eastern USA. Most other members who contribute are in varying states in the US which probably works given good routing with their internet connections. Though I can't imagine what I hoped this would resolve happens. Somehow allowing clever hardware and software based solutions to overcome latency. If my guy in London is running 100ms to the US for instance (1/10th a second) .. this sounds like it's going to out of the realm of this company/product. If I am right.... Do you expect to rapidly continue to improve the technology to in several years time overcome higher and higher latencies to allow people in London, Australia, and America for example to "Jam" together without the delay that makes it impossible?
Hi. I have just discovered Jamkazam today 13th May 2020. I am a drummer using Roland TDK25. I have not been able to use Hangouts or Zoom (Both with poor latency) to connect the kit to my band members. Can I do so with Jamkazam? I would also like to jam with new musicians. Graham Surrey, UK
The baker, I have the same Roland TDK25 set, and I've been using Jamkazam for over a year. Highly recommend it! My band uses it for rehearsal twice a week. We occasionally have latency problems (seems to happen at peak internet usage time), but upgrading internet speed seems to have helped a lot. (I was the weak link) The last few sessions since the upgrade have been great. I use a Behringer UMC404HD audio interface.
@@jimlewis4765 Hey Jim. With my TD-25 I've been getting around 18ms of latency. I connect the drums directly to the computer via USB. Have you tried connecting your edrums to the computer without an audio interface? Does the audio interface reduce latency?
Was reading on the first promo vid of this testimonials, that it only works with maybe 4-5 at a time. If you could limit the video of watching others I think it would be more stable and I mean everyone must have hard-wired Ethernet cable with good internet and everything else disconnected to not drain bandwidth....
And connection a mobile phone to ethernet is out of the question. If that's what you want to do I suggest an Amazon echo but the same issues will exists although I have had jams but it's very hit and miss
That's great!!! it is a revolution! I'm 56 and I could not imagine it could be! I congratulate you and want to continue training. I just bought an audio interface and am studying JamKazam!
Ochin Harasho, Mikail!!
LOOOOOOINVG JAMKAZAM!!! Thank you so much!!!!
Been on there daily and jammed with folks all over the world. TOO AWESOME!!
WOW!! Too cool !! I've been waiting for this forEVA!!
Hey I can't get jamkazam to work does anyone have a contact for them? If you think you can help my contact is chambliss2sam@gmail.com or chambliss_sam@msn.com
Great video, all the help you can provide is appreciated. Especially more advanced settings to help with latency.
Myke Mitchell you’re having Latency issues as well? According to this video and how this platform works, we should be having almost no latency.
@@paulauksztulewicz4803 I've been in sessions with minimal latency and others with massive latency. It's a combination of how good your local setup is, as well as distance between session participants.
First video in 3 years. I had forgotten you guys were even in business.
Speaker is easy to listen to and also understand......my very first introduction to JamKazam and what is its purpose ...I will test it out with my Scared Wolf Drum possibly in the future...Thank you....You have presented a non intimidating tutorial...I would need to start with cables and Headphones...but it is all possible to be able to explore....the speaker may wish to explore putting out more tutorials right from the beginning student...if he is interested....respectively speaking ...I appreciate your tutorialand am grateful that I have found you.....
This is a good basic video. It saves about a week of time figuring things out on your own. Thank you and thanks for trying to improve the experience.
Thank you for the information! It was quite a bit frustrating, but slowly began to understand. This video will save folks lots of time. I've had some great sessions. Thank you!
Great tutorial David . Thanks !
"Suppose I can't hear Peter's accordion very well."?!? Unless he is in a different state, there's a good chance you can hear his accordion without the software.
Really. He should consider himself lucky.
At least you can hear the accordion well enough, regardless.
You'd be surprised though. With a drummer and an electric guitar, sometimes I have to put my ear on the accordion just to hear what I'm playing.
Hey I can't get jamkazam towork does anyone have a contact for them? If you think you can help me my contact is chambliss2sam@gmail.com or chambliss_sam@msn.com
Thanks for the updated video. You guys rock!
Thanks David, this was very useful.
Thank you for this video. It makes everything a lot clearer.
Been messing with this for the last hour 🤪
Thankyou!
Ok, that is the set-up, but how do I get others to join a session so we can practice and how do we do that?
Thanks David. Can you perhaps do a video that explains grayed out participants and the error message we see?
What I've found is that people that are grayed out in a session don't have their audio settings set up properly. I have a band member that this happened to, and he had to run through the setup fully to get it to work.
I don’t know who Peter is, but I bet he’s a great accordion player
Most of the comments and complaints I see about JK are latency oriented. The people I've tried to play music with have a good handle on the latency issue, equipment-wise, but we are constantly being interrupted by system crashes that require regular "resync'ing" and, occasionally, a program or even computer reboot. That's the definition of a "show stopper." A video with suggestions on tightening up system stability would be really useful.
I don't understand why bitrate is locked on 24, with so many other settings being configurable. That's overkill. Yeah, we do lots of reboots too.
I can possibly figure out how to use this program given enough playing with it--but I can't read what's on the screen. The combination of type color and background color is lethal. Why not just black and white?
Hi - why are my live tracks also showing on the left in the other live tracks section - they seem doubled - and when jaming the incoming signals are sent back with my guitar signal - disturbing for the people i play with - BR Gustav
I am a guest and wish only to listen to the musicians..is that possible...I am not using Headphones which it seems to suggest I need...is that correct....
This video should be titled "Getting set up to play in a session, but not really playing in a session yet". There is a ton of video out there on how to set up thiis software, and then what a jam sesion looks like eonce it's running but nothing in between. I just spent an hour online with a student IN A SESSION and not once did we see a screen that says "my live tracks." also, at the end of this video you are left with the question "what happens next"? Related: a "wizard" actually steps you through a process and sets you up as you go. It is not an article with screen shots.
I cant even use the software because of a mapping problem in my router, let alone join a session. WAAAY TOO COMPLICATED. Giving up
Can this be utilized with musicians around the world? The latency between my band members is going to vary wildly. The Rhythm and singer is in London. The Lead guitarist in Brazil. I am in the Eastern USA. Most other members who contribute are in varying states in the US which probably works given good routing with their internet connections. Though I can't imagine what I hoped this would resolve happens. Somehow allowing clever hardware and software based solutions to overcome latency. If my guy in London is running 100ms to the US for instance (1/10th a second) .. this sounds like it's going to out of the realm of this company/product.
If I am right.... Do you expect to rapidly continue to improve the technology to in several years time overcome higher and higher latencies to allow people in London, Australia, and America for example to "Jam" together without the delay that makes it impossible?
How do I add a plugin? Cant get it to work, HELP!
Thank you
I have a problem with my latency.Does it have to do with my internet?
hat jamkazam 2 kanal -übertragung beim streamen?
Hi, how can I play with a digital guitar amp in Jamkazam?
Hi, The only "red" indicator on "My Live Tracks" is the frame size. Is there anyway to adjust that? I'm showing a constant 10ms. Thanks.
Tried ethernet connection but still big latency. Audio gear in green on both ends. Any idea how to fix?
Hi. I have just discovered Jamkazam today 13th May 2020. I am a drummer using Roland TDK25. I have not been able to use Hangouts or Zoom (Both with poor latency) to connect the kit to my band members. Can I do so with Jamkazam? I would also like to jam with new musicians.
Graham
Surrey, UK
The baker, I have the same Roland TDK25 set, and I've been using Jamkazam for over a year. Highly recommend it! My band uses it for rehearsal twice a week. We occasionally have latency problems (seems to happen at peak internet usage time), but upgrading internet speed seems to have helped a lot. (I was the weak link) The last few sessions since the upgrade have been great. I use a Behringer UMC404HD audio interface.
@@jimlewis4765 Hey Jim. With my TD-25 I've been getting around 18ms of latency. I connect the drums directly to the computer via USB.
Have you tried connecting your edrums to the computer without an audio interface? Does the audio interface reduce latency?
How can I get an instrument, and microphone to show up? I am only getting voice right now.
If you are using a built-in microphone, it is working for both. Go to session audio input, update, and view choices.
Got a question ...is this app good for a larger ensemble, say a big band, concert band, orchestra?
Was reading on the first promo vid of this testimonials, that it only works with maybe 4-5 at a time. If you could limit the video of watching others I think it would be more stable and I mean everyone must have hard-wired Ethernet cable with good internet and everything else disconnected to not drain bandwidth....
Will WiFi 6 eliminate this issue?
Ben Wade no on wifi..hard Ethernet only to work from what I'm reading...
Is there a Jamkazam for Android?
Doubt it. Would probably have terrible latency anyway.
No, mobile devices not supported. Runs on Windows or Mac.
And connection a mobile phone to ethernet is out of the question.
If that's what you want to do I suggest an Amazon echo but the same issues will exists although I have had jams but it's very hit and miss
confusing video.