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BikeMan
Hi Jammrs.
I often keep a server open for extended periods to make sure I catch those who are looking to jam. However, most of the time I'm not actually playing but I'm somewhere nearby and ready to jump in when someone joins. This often leads to people joining the server and leaving shortly thereafter. First thing to note is that even if there is activity on the server, you won't hear anything until the interval cycles through once. Then if you still don't hear anyone playing, MAKE SOME NOISE! I won't know you've joined the server if I'm not at the computer but I will be within earshot and notice when someone starts playing. It's disappointing to miss out on potential jams when I see someone has joined and left. So all you need to do if you see me online is make yourself known audibly and I will likely be coming around to join in.
samuraitom
Perhaps you could just leave some drum loop running to invite people?

Yesterday we've jammed with a friend and he pointed out that it would be inviting if there was an option to play some simple drum loop instead of the metronome. This could be a feature of jammr itself. But until we get there, perhaps you can make some noise yourself.

T.
stefanha
Having a drum loops or a drum machine inside jammr would be nice. It is on the todo list. Thanks!
lisamartin
Hey everyone! Just wanted to say, if you see me online and want to jam, make some noise! I might be nearby, like rice purity test - always curious but not always in the spotlight. Let’s make some music together!
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