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Update: JamUp v2.2.0 Released – Adds AirTurn Support, BPM Sync, MIDI Control, AudioBus Input and Output & More!
Date Added: Jan 21, 2013
Positive Grid have released version 2.2.0 of JamUp XT and JamUp Pro XT – their multi-effect guitar apps. The update adds support for the AirTurn Wireless Pedal, 11 new amp channels, the ability to run multiple effects from any category, BPM Sync to all delay effects, and support for AudioBus as input, effect and output. It also adds MIDI control on the preset switch, volume and wah control, tap tempo, amp and effects toggle, sampler and Jam player.
What’s new
- Support AirTurn wireless pedal
- 11 new amp channels
- Run multiple effects from any category
- BPM sync to all delay effects
- MIDI control on preset switch, volume and wah control, tap tempo, amp and effects toggle, sampler and Jam player
- Support Audiobus as input, effect and output unit
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I’m not sure I follow how you’re able to run multiple effects per category.. I can’t see that anything’s changed with the update (not that I’m all that worried about it… this app is brilliant anyway and I bought all the bundles). Although if it means being able to stack up multiple tremolo effects and running them through the entire selection of delays, that is something I’d like to know about. Anyone figured this out already?
In the window where you select the effect there should now be a few dots next to the effect row that you press to bring up a popup menu to change effect category (so you can stack multiple effects of the same type the way you mentioned).
Hi Ian, it took me a while to find it too. After you have selected “Choose” you will see all of the effects from the current category. Now look for three dots. Clicking on the dots will show all of the effects categories, so you can add effects from any category. Alex
Ah, yes I see now. I had misunderstood exactly what they meant. You’re still limited to the 7 effect slots but you can load them all up from the same category. That makes a lot more sense than what I thought, that you could conceivably be running the entire suite of effects in one session. I had wondered how an iPad of any gen. would handle the CPU load.. haha.
Thanks, Alex & Chris!