I was excited to see that M-Audio released Jamlab beta drivers for Vista.
The install seemed to go off without a hitch. Now I've got the little icon down in my system tray.
Then I tried installing GTPlayer Express. No Asio driver detected - GTPlayer wouldn't even attempt insallation.
I installed Asio4All and restarted. Tried GTPlayer again. No luck.
I have no idea what other program to even attempt with Jamlab and I have no confidence whatsoever that any other program would work. Not to mention that I'd be without a simple amp/effect interface which was the whole reason I bought the damn thing. To jam.
I have no desire to spend several hundred dollars on a hardware/software interface for my computer because I just want to bust out some power chords and maybe play along with MP3s.
Shit like this makes my Mac-lust flare up, visions of Garageband flying through my daydreams.
Of course, that conflicts with the whole not spending money thing.
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Use Krystal - kreatives.org.
Import your mp3 as a track.
Then set your Jamlab up as one of the Krystal Live-in channels, and add a distortion plugin.
I think that will do it.
I've heard good things about GT Player, but honestly I never got it working in the first place, much less on Vista.
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