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Good Words. It's a pity you have to mention this.

stefanha
Most of the time we have a good time with each other,

i tried to find several jammers of my level to go in a private jam (and to avoid to ruin other jams) but no chance. perhaps musicians in my town prefer to practice alone. but online musicians are very very rare in the world, just few. regular jammers are even fewer, a lot of jammers just try and leave. so i am very happy with positive attitude of advanced musicians from jammr that play easy songs with me… they gave me the chance to feel like a band mate. thank you all.

and of course listening the recorded jam later is an unique feature on internet that helps to improve someone skills… so even when a jammer is not playing satisfactory the channel can be muted and the track eliminated at the remix to avoid animosities via chat…

Ill see you deleted and raise you a Erased