#Amazon guitar jam tracks full
#Amazon guitar jam tracks download

Resolution can be set as high as 6144th-notes.

Sequencing limited only by device RAM (over 2 million notes).

Euclidean sequencing available, per row / sound.

Arranger view, to sequence your instrument parts into a longer composition, and work with audio clips similarly to a DAW.

Launch, mute and interact with tracks live.

#Amazon guitar jam tracks full

Piano-roll-style sequencing on 128 full RGB pads (16×8) with scrolling and zooming.Live processing of the audio input including polyphonic pitch shifting (according to sequenced notes), filters, and all FX.Preset or custom scales, or chromatic mode.Keyboard mode, where the pads become a live instrument on a 2D grid.

FX including delay, reverb, chorus, flanger, phaser, bitcrusher, sidechain effect, live stutter, and more.

12dB/oct and 24dB/oct filters, with optional filter drive mode.

Four basic digital waveforms, two analog-modeled waveforms, or select any WAV file from SD card.

Synthesizer engine features LPF / HPF, FM, portamento, oscillator sync, ring modulation, unison detune, and more.

LFOs and envelopes on each synth / sample.

MPE expression can control most parameters

Full MPE support for connected MIDI controllers.

Easy buttons to select the functions these control.

Live adjustment of synth and effect parameters with two endless-turn encoders with LED level-meters.

Up to 64 synth voices may play simultaneously

Full-featured internal synthesizer engine (subtractive, wavetable and FM).

Highly recommended - although apparently it helps if you have a broadband internet connection. The tracks are actually good to listen to on their own!įor applied musical licks, this is a powerfully effective supplement. This is probably for a more serious student, but it will be fun for anyone. The blues section has a few jump tunes, walking basslines, boogie, and texas style grooves - so no boring 1-4-5 12 bar cliches here. I am focusing on the blues and country sections, but may move to the rock section soon. You can practice comping, soloing, or improvising themes across any of these styles. Honestly, this is as close to a studio session as you can get.

It pairs beautifully with The Big Book of Backing Tracks. At the end of each song are five or six sample licks that will work over the respective track, broken down as audio at the end of the song's audio file. All are very well played with an actual band (no drum machines here), and the book outlines the mood and feel of each track, the key and the tempo, provides a chord chart, and a list with diagrams of which scales will work, and where they will work in the song. There are fast numbers and ballads in the genres as well. The songs are in different artist styles (the rock section has a Nervana-ish track, an AC-DC-ish track, etc). Each song is in a different tempo and key, and each has verses, choruses and breaks - as though they are actual tracks. You get ten full tracks (each is five minutes long at least) in following styles: Blues, Country, Funk, Metal, Jazz, and Rock. Judging content purely on technical limitation seems a touch unfair without mentioning content.

#Amazon guitar jam tracks download

Additionally, if you are familiar with the excellent Joseph Alexander books (and you should be) you know that they are all download audio as well. Also, they are formatted as 256kbps MPEG files, so the quality is quite good. While it might be convenient to have a CD, the audio files here are almost six hours long, and at the bottom of the download page is a 'download all' button for convenience. I have to disagree with the other review here.