A new review of Jammit

[Tagruvto]

I just reviewed Jammit - an app for iphone, ipad and ipod Touch that lets you listen and learn parts from the isolated bass and guitar parts of the original mulitrack recordings. It also provides Tab and Standard Notation.

You can read it at Bass Musician Magazine
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[sammyp]

good lord! that s%&t will put teachers like me outta biz LOL .....that is quite an app indeed!

they don't have it for PC or smart phone?

[Tagruvto]

Originally Posted by sammyp

good lord! that s%&t will put teachers like me outta biz LOL .....that is quite an app indeed!

they don't have it for PC or smart phone?

They are coming out with a Mac version very soon and then a PC version is supposed to follow.

[charvelguy]

Mac version is in beta, should be released later this month with PC to follow in March-April.

[cire113]

looks cool but man the songs are VERY limited and mad expensive for just 1 song...

[kr0n]

Seems way overpriced. The app itself isn't anything new from what's already out there for FREE. And for notation/tab/midi I gravitate towards Guitar Pro. Of course those are user generated notation files so some inaccuracies might occur, which is probably why those songs cost a fortune. Multitrack master access is costly.

Seems like a nice app for the expensive smartphone so you got the cash to spend on a song but nothing new under the sky....

[SBassman]

Some of you may not be getting it.

This is not another animated midi program - with cheesy midi
and low quality lines. This is an opportunity to hear the Actual recorded line isolated - while watching it animated with the notation. This is not happening anywhere else.

As far as the price of the tracks, yeah it's not cheap, but compared to the price of lessons, at least Some of those tracks are well worth it. The ability to buy Roundabout and hear that line isolated - yeah, that's worth every penny. And then some.