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Jeff's trumpet solo transcriptions, etc..uk Jazz Transcription Service (Andrew Barton).Jazz&Archtops (Brent Stuntzner Guitar Transcriptions).

#JAMMER PRO 6 VS BAND IN A BOX HOW TO#

How to Transcribe (Seventh String Software).

Effective Solo Transcription (Jeff Helgesen).

C.Mark Halberstadt's Transcriptions in Eb key.

Barking Munchkin (Pat Martino and other guitar solo transcriptions).

Music Library Association (Collections).

(free backing tracks, by Lee Griffith).

Beatriz Kauffman's Web Site (Brazilian music).

MAHAMIDI - Midi Files of John Mclaughlin.

(scanned leadsheets from fakebooks, Russian).

Hoagy Carmichael (Indiana University Collections).

Vanilla Book of chord changes (Ralph Patt).

iRealPro (formerly iRealBook, then iRealb).

Chord Charts that Transpose ( how to use).

Fake Books with tables of contents (Playjazz).

Jass Standards A to Z (compiled by Glenn Betcher).

Bob Keller's Fakebook Index (Google spreadsheet).

List of Music Indexes (Long Island University).

University of Washington Popular Song Index.

Stan Getz Library Leadsheet Book Index (Berklee College of Music).

Comprehensive Index of Jazz Sheet Music.

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List of songs in Aebersold Play-A-Long series.

Bud Powell Resources (Google spreadsheet).

Playing one of my original tunes, 'Benny's Dream' (video).

The Joy of Fakebooks (and Fakebook Review).

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Try Version 10 of our free software tool for the improviser: Impro-Visor (Improvisation Advisor).Free Bill Evans Tribute Concert, Film, and Master Class at Harvey Mudd College, November 19, 2017.( A few others have found it useful as well.) So maybe Jammer triggering EZD would be nice? But that would take some work since EZD is not stand alone so Jammer can't directly trigger EZD.Which I want to refer and to which I refer my students. I do think part of it could be the tones it was triggering. I usually ended up stripping out everything except for drums and bass. Jammer did rock pretty well, but it still always sounded canned to me. BiB did jazz great, but not so much for rock. But for the kind of music I want to do, I could never get it to sound right. Yeah, it's a marketing ploy to suck every penny out of us!! ha haĪctually, I have tried Band-in-a-Box and Jammer. They all work together to create the whole. everything is 'almost there'! That's why I have Sonar, Band-in-a-Box, JammerPro, EZDrummer, Jamstix2 and Finale 2007. That's the problem (fun) with this profession/hobby. If I had to make a decision, I'd opt for EZD because I prefer to develop my own ideas based of a combination of stock midi grooves, modification of those grooves and custom grooves that I play in using my favorite controller at the moment. (Assuming you've got a lot more patience than me.) What's neat is that Jamstix can feed EZdrummer midi output so you could have the best of both worlds. The size of that library depends on your bank account. EZD makes you make your own decisions about what's going to be played and gives you a library of sounds to choose from. Jamstix generates output based on algorithmns and uses a somewhat lackluster sample set. I've also never heard any user demos that impressed me enough to buy the product.Īll that said, the comparison between EZD and Jamstix is apples to oranges. I think that the idea behind Jamstix is great, I just never could figure out how to tweak the demo to give me anything that I felt was usable. I have bought some nice midi loops, but it is a royal pain to use them. One thing i hate in Sonar is that I can't preview loops. And how important is that? I just want a tool to help me throw togterh great sounding drum tracks quickly. It will even 'listen' to what is being played and create a drum track to go with it. I know you are a big EZD user, right? Can you objectively sell me on EZD over Jamstix? It seems like the thing Jamstix has over EZD is the ability to creatae random patterns on the fly. Gee thanks Mod!!!! I NEED a lot of things! ha ha You won't be disappointed with either 'Jamstix 2' or EZDrummer', I just prefer Jamstix because of its composition capabilities and support. If you want a program that will create the drum parts for you and has adequate sounding drums (easily better than 'TTS-1' and 'VSC' and, I think, 'Session Drummer'), go with Jamstix 2. If you want a fantastic sounding drum kit that takes some creative juggling of MIDI loops to put your track together, get EZD. Support at Rayzoon is fantastic and the development team will work closely with its customers to correct bugs and add features. Then I 'discovered' Jamstix 2! The possibilities with this software are limitless.

I've always liked the drum tracks produced by JammerPro (although they all start to sound the same after a while) and thought their new Drummer would work well with EZD to create some fresh drum parts. I have JammerPro and almost went with their new addition:

Jammer pro 6 vs band in a box