A Review of Jammit

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2012/02/02 08:24:09 (permalink)

A Review of Jammit

I recently posted a review of Jammit at Bass Musician Magazine.  This app (for iphone, ipad and itouch) allows you to listen to isolated tracks from the original multi-track masters.  It is currently designed as a learning tool for guitars, bass, keyboards, drums and vocals - but I also think it may offer some neat insights to someone trying to get a specific bass sound etc. for a particular mix.
 
If you're interested, you can check it out at Bass Musician Magazine
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    Re:A Review of Jammit 2012/02/02 09:59:34 (permalink)
    This is the first time I've checked it out. ( and haven't used it)

    I don't really like that the parts are sold seperately without the option of purchasing
    the complete score to a tune.
    The way I read it with the average price per part at 4 dollars- man 20 dollars for a complete
    4 part score...that's a little much for me and that's IF they offer all the parts to the tunes.

    Not offering  complete score packages (with or without vocals) tells me they don't have
    it together yet...I'll wait.

    Currently it seems to me if I want the guitar, bass and drum parts I would be looking at
    about 15 dollars on average and that's if I could find all those scores to the tune.


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    Re:A Review of Jammit 2012/02/02 13:43:50 (permalink)
    I think you might have something there!  I am not affiliated with Jammit, I reviewed their product for Bass Musician Magazine.  If you have a moment, I would suggest you forward your suggestion to Jammit directly,  It is a relatively new product and they seem willing to listen to feedback and may pursue a new price point based on purchasing the complete score.
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