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Charlotte
Hello everyone!I'm hoping to be able to play piano duets remotely with friends while we can't meet up because of the coronavirus. I'm not very expert with this sort of thing and can't see how to invite an individual to play, rather than have an open invitation. Maybe Jammr is not the right environment for this but I would love some help if anyone can advise me.Thank you and enjoy the music!Charlotte

Charlotte,
You may send a message through Jammr Forum to a specific individual registered on Jammr (if no other means of communication allows you).
I am jamming with friends from Toronto (3600 km away from Fort McMurray, AB) privately coordinating our jams through WhatsApp.
Otherwise, you're right, you only set an open invitation once you hop a in free open “room” and jam with surprising musicians, instruments and styles.
I am embracing the randomness and got to know a few amazing musicians I really enjoy playing with. Hope to hear you soon, take care.
Hardy Braun

HI All. Ive just registered with Jammr. Totally excited to meet new poeple for jamming. Im into classic soul and R&B genre of music. Lets catch up to create some beautiful music together

HI All. Ive just registered with Jammr. Totally excited to meet new poeple for jamming. Im into classic soul and R&B genre of music. Lets catch up to create some beautiful music together

I’ve used a Zoom H2 for recording room sound before, and while it gives decent audio, it’s a bit unstable over USB—it crashes randomly, especially if the sample rate settings don’t match what your software is expecting. I’d recommend sticking with 44.1 kHz for most music-related stuff since it's compatible with most programs. Hooking it up directly via USB sometimes works, but using it as a standalone recorder and importing the audio later gave me more consistent results.