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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Anybody try downloading any of the on-line backing tracks yet? If so, any issues encountered? Pretty straightforward? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | No issues |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | No problems...works great! |
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Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba CANADA | I downloaded everything from the DOWNLOADS page.
There were LOTS of bad links (ie. where the link was to the link itself and not the actual content). I downloaded each link individually (manually) and didn't use a download utility, btw.
I haven't been back to check for about two weeks now, but it's possible they may have fixed them in the interim.
Anybody else find this as well? |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | O.k., downloaded all available tracks except two: the Jazz Ballad in C and the Medium Swing in D. Neither of these are working. Now I need to figure out how to adjust the playback volume vis-a-vis the guitar volume. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Now have the jamtrack volume mastered. While playing a recorded jamtrack, simply toggle the joy stick down to lower the jamtrack volume, or toggle the stick up to increase playback volume. The numerical volume level shows in the lower left hand corner of the display screen (for you younger guys who are able to actually see that small!). I find the jamtrack level set at 25 allows relatively pronounced guitar leads (through an amp, of course). Moving the joystick left or right during a jamtrack playback works to skip ahead or backwards on the track. Its a fun little unit. The more I play with it, the better I like it. |
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