I just bought Jamstix Studio

[foolomon]

The real issue here is that Ralph is trying to cram too much functionality into each tab. As a result, some things are simply not intuitive. Proper segregation of the UI components by function would go a long way to making it much more usable.

And don’t get me started on the use of fixed-width fonts (I know 3.5 is going to eliminate this), non-standard round dials, etc. The entire GUI screams non-standard no matter which window manager you use (Windows or Mac).

Etc.

[alexis]

@Sherz

@Steve Fogal

Hey Ian! …I know you’ve been a big jamstix user …as well as ‘complaints reciever’ on especially snare sounds lol…but how would you compare Jamstix 3 to version 2?

As I said above, at the time I tried working with Jamstix I didn’t have a good handle on working with VSTi’s. And as I recall your results from years past also had the same ‘clunky’ timing I got from it. Of course I didn’t know how to fix stuff in the midi editor in that time either.

Version 3 is WAY better! In fact I think Ver3.5 and 64-bit versions are due out soon
I think Steve Slate Drums 4 largely solved the regular complaints about snares, but needless to say the good people over in “Made With Cubase” soon found other things to nitpick over

Hi Sherz - I’ve JS3, with all the usual paks (except no electronica-type stuff).

I know subjective impressions are hard to describe in words, but can I ask you please to say what it was about the JS3 sounds (snares, etc.) that you felt were better with stevenslatedrums ?

Thanks so much!