Just saw this posted on the rayzoon forum.  Never saw this before
 
4 long in depth tutorials
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o96TLgRjAq8
 
Corresponding blog
http://djbolivia.blogspot.ca/2015/01/jamstix-software-part-1-of-4-easiest.html
 
Cool!

Great thanks, will definitely watch these. My problem with Jamstix is that I get pretty good at it if I use it extensively in a project, but then if I leave it alone for a while I come back to it and think "Huh? How in the hell do I get a kit set up and configure the MIDI output to drive another VSTi?" And then once I finally get that sorted after ages of tinkering, I can't remember how the song sections work 
 
Fantastic software though. So much fun tinkering with that brain and such a buzz when you finally settle on the exact groove you're after and Jamstix just makes it sound so real. 

Good find, Greg. Timely, too, as I've recently been considering the $49 upgrade from JS2. Thanks, you just saved me $49.
 
I still think it's a great product, but I just can't get into the concept of machine-generated drum tracks no matter how clever they may be. I just want something that'll make it easier to slap on interesting hand percussion (congas, bongos, tambourines, shakers) without the tedium of hand-planting every hit. Such a product doesn't seem to exist yet, although Indiginus' Brio comes close.
 
 
Anybody notice all his USB dongles on keychains behind him? I counted 10 of them.
 
 

bitflipper
Anybody notice all his USB dongles on keychains behind him? I counted 10 of them.
 
 

Nope. 11.

You could just use jamcussion and not use the drum part if you just want percussion.  Jamstix is pretty cool IMHO.  There is a lot to the plugin (seeming had more features than my DAW!)  Definitely takes some time to wrap your head around, but it can do its thing with existing MIDI if you don't want the AI to create everything from scratch. 

Thanks Greg.....I'll definitely need to see these tutorials......been sitting on JS3 for awhile.
 
@Bit: sounds like you need EZD2

gmon72
You could just use jamcussion and not use the drum part if you just want percussion.  

That's what I've been doing, first with JS1 and later with JS2. There's one dry kick that I like to use, but mostly I've only used the Jamcussion pack for its shakers, tambourines and congas. What I'm wondering is if its generated MIDI can be useful for quick hand-percussion loops, or if it only knows about full kits.