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JamSession Free downloads now available

Jerry — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 00:00:59 +0000

Version 1.1 of JamSession has just been approved by Apple and will be live in the app store soon. This update allows you to download new songs for free. With this functionality, we plan on adding new content for you to play along with. If you like JamSession, please review it in the app store and tell your friends to keep the content coming.

Thanks for all your support!

JamSession title screen

Downloads are all free

16 total songs are available for playing in JamSession (more to come soon)

You choose what instruments to play along with

We have some great contributors to this project

JamSession update with downloadable music

Jerry — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 20:11:00 +0000

Very soon we will be updating JamSession to include free music available for download. Just pick the song you want to play and download it. All original music, all available for free with your JamSession purchase.

Check out JamSession in the app store

Jerry — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 22:05:53 +0000

Check it out. If you are a musician, you’ll love it.

App store review time

Jerry — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 19:49:02 +0000

Was the app store closing over the holidays used to do a major overhaul of the approval process? JamSession was submitted yesterday morning, and today I got an email that it is ready for sale. I was expecting 2-4 weeks. Actually, I was hoping it wouldn’t be longer than 4 weeks due to a backlog from the holidays. See for yourself:

Coming Soon – JamSession

Jerry — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:27:05 +0000

We’ve got an exciting new product that was submitted to the app store today. JamSession is an app that you can use to practice playing with a band – even if your band isn’t available. Just plug in your headphones or your sound system, and play along. Check out these awesome graphics by c1design.com:

The first version ships with 4 songs in different genres to choose from. Soon we will add the ability to download new songs for FREE.

If you want to play along with the full band, you can do that, but if you want to turn off just the instrument you are playing, you can.

So in this example, I have turned off the drums so I can play that part. Or, if I wanted to hear the drums more clearly, I could turn off the bass and guitar and hear just the drums.