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Hey, y'all. A few days ago I installed a "Digitech Studio Vocalist" harmonizer for my bedroom studio setup. I had been using a TC Helicon that worked great for several years until it started displaying only partial setup menus and then totally gobbledygook, like "zzzzwwwwgssshhh". I used the...

Thanks, but..... I have the latest Jammer Pro 6.0 and drum styles, but I appreciate your comeback. I wasn't able to open anything on the Soundtrek page, anyway. I got the error message "FATAL ERROR: register_globals is disabled in php.ini, please enable it!" Never had that problem before...

Hey, all: I just replaced my old Jammer software with ver. 6.0.5.1 and I can't make the reverb work. Does that take a special audio card? I have reverb on my recorder, but I only want to use it on the drum tracks. Thanks.

I just bought the latest version on Ebay from upstate_technology. 50 bucks.

BIAB always looked really cumbersome to me. That's why I've used Jammer since ver. 1, just loaded the newest and it's a great improvement over earlier, but thanks for your input. Now I need to post a question about it! I've never been able to get the reverb to work. Thanks.

Hello, all: Yes, I joined this site ten years ago and I believe this is my 3rd post in all that time. Okay.....I've been using Jammer Pro as my band backup machine since it came out years ago. Why? Because I didn't need a six month college course to learn to operate it. I'm still in that...

Old guys I started recording in the mid fifties. The money from my job washing windows for a downtown shop afforded me the luxury of renting two mono tape decks which I would haul home on the bus and set up in our living room. I would record a vocal track on one, the play it back while I sang...

I'm having a problem making the subtle effects on my lead vocals noticeable. I use just a little bit of reverb or slapback, depending on the song, but so many times it (the effect) seems to get lost in the mix even though the vocal itself is quite understandable and tweaking the effects turns...

Does the BR1200 have the capability to digitally compress a track, say for example, from 2 minutes to 1.5 minutes, not by cropping, but by scrunching it up digitally so that it takes less time to play, yet is in the same key? Think radio commercial disclaimers. I'm sure there's a term for it...