What's new in JamVOX 3.03
Feb 1, 2013
- Some minor improvements have been implemented to improve stability.
New in JamVOX 3.02 (Dec 17, 2012)
- Added the ability to adjust existing loop ranges. You can adjust start or end position of your existing loop by dragging from the leftmost or rightmost of your selection in either direction.
- Some minor improvements have been implemented to improve stability.
New in JamVOX 3.01 (Jul 19, 2012)
- You can now record guitar without already loading a song. You can also choose whether or not you’d like to record with drums or metronome. To do so, select recording style from the "Control" menu.
- You can now use song data which includes auto change information made in version 2.01 or older. To convert previous data to Jam Set Files, click on the "File" menu > "Migration Assistant…".
- On Mac, a Panic Button has been added at the right side of the Master Level Meter. If you hear noise in your audio signal, clicking this button should improve the sound.
- The metronome tempo changed when changing sample rate of audio devices. This has been fixed.
- JamVOX III may not have been recognized as AU plug-in. This has been fixed.
- When loading songs, the time required to render a wave form view has improved.
- Imported programs from ToneLab LE may not have loaded properly in JamVOX 3.0. This has been fixed.
- Some minor improvements have been implemented to improve stability.
New in JamVOX 3.0 (Apr 27, 2012)
- GXT III Enhanced Guitar XTraktion:
- The Guitar XTracktion feature has been dramatically improved, making it even easier to cancel or isolate a particular track or instrument. This highly-evolved GXT III engine can extensively analyze songs that until now were difficult to work with. The engine has been tuned to obtain a more natural tonal character, and now you can use the JamVOX-Online site to search and download GXT III settings shared by other JamVOX users for a specific song.
- Performance Interface:
- The updated user interface is based on an analysis of the workflow involved in learning songs by ear, practicing, and jam sessions. Also new is the large and easy-to-use full-screen mode, transforming your computer into your own personalized performance studio. The music player shows the waveform of the song, providing a clear, visual indication of the song's development and structure. You can zoom in on the playback position to practice that amazing solo, or set up the repeated playback of the bridge or chorus that you're practicing. JamVOX III provides the performance environment that every guitarist dreams about.
- Movie Recording Feature:
- Using your computer's webcam, the new movie recording feature lets you capture video of your own guitar playing. You can review your own performance with the aim of improving your skills, or upload your performance to a video-sharing site so that guitarists around the world can watch it. The song will start playing automatically when you press the record button for the movie; there's no need to press a separate record button and song playback button. This movie function is designed specifically to aid guitarists in recording their own playing.