Had a cool jam session last night and wanted to share the recordings.

diibadaaba - guitar, drum loops
Josch - bass (6-string?)
stefanha - guitar

Part 1
Part 2

Enjoy!

Funky….good job.

stefanha
Had a cool jam session last night and wanted to share the recordings.

Nice to share. Hope to see more jams on forum or web for sharing.
Question: If a jammr user wants to share his track which is the best method to publish it?

adi
Question: If a jammr user wants to share his track which is the best method to publish it?

By yourself!


Serious -> I think Soundcloud and YouTube are the simplest way. Download the files, which jammr is sent you by mail after every session and edit the soundfile by using Audacity in example to got the whole session compressed to few minutes and then share. That's all I think.

adi
If a jammr user wants to share his track which is the best method to publish it?

It's easiest to post the link to the recorded jam on jammr.net like I did above.

You can also start playback at a particular point in time. For example, to start at 8 minutes 30 seconds you add “#t=8m30s” to the end of the link:
https://jammr.net/recorded-jams/2368/#t=8m30s

If you'd like to edit the audio or post it to your YouTube or SoundCloud channel that is good too. Just remember to give credit to the musicians and follow the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 license.

stefanha
You can also start playback at a particular point in time. For example, to start at 8 minutes 30 seconds you add “#t=8m30s” to the end of the link:
https://jammr.net/recorded-jams/2368/#t=8m30s

Nice to know. Thanks.

Adi - Just found this on Jammr Blog -> http://blog.jammr.net/15/ - maybe also interesting.

stefanha
It's easiest to post the link to the recorded jam on jammr.net like I did above.

I thought that publishing the link on forum can cause intensive traffic on server and create the problems with downloads. Hope that the band width will allow visits without restrictions (I saw such problems on cloud drivers). Thank you for the answers!

adi
I thought that publishing the link on forum can cause intensive traffic on server and create the problems with downloads.

The audio files and streaming from jammr.net are hosted on cloud storage that scales depending on demand. There's no need to worry about putting load on jammr.