Hello everyone! Thank you for your interest and kind comments about Genius Jamtracks here on Aimee's channel. We also thank you for your patience in waiting for the Android release. Well, Android users, the wait is over! The Android version of GJ is now available on Google Play! Here's the link: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.geniusjamtracks.geniusjt Happy practicing to all of you and keep watching and supporting Aimee's amazing work!!! The Genius Jamtracks Team
Genius Jamtracks just downloaded the android version. Seems great. I have a feature suggestion, if that's ok- how about a "drum solo" feature where you get 8 bars or whatever of the kind of things drummers do - maybe just a mixture of the different feels, or maybe something different. We could then practise coming back in confidently after the drummer's been clattering around.
Hi Matthew, This is a link from the Genius Jamtracks Forums page where I have posted two saved tracks of the app that might interest you (the orange links): geniusjamtracks.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=29 The idea is quite similar to what you have suggested. It's a setup which I use for practicing trade fours with drums. Of course every time you press "randomize all" you have new polyrhythmic phrases from every instrument. Hope you enjoy it! (The orange links open only by using the app)
Aimee, you are a breath of fresh air... you literally exude the love and passion that you have for music. Please never loose that... its so inspiring. YOU MY DEAR ARE SIMPLY AMAZING!
Question. Slightly away from the music itself. Where in the hell does that joy come from? You're like sunshine. Musical sunshine. Damn! Don't ever lose that!
Aimee. You,ve got the most pure voice I've ever heard. Really special and beautiful. I am a prof. musician (classical) and I thought I knew everything about music (bigheaded me). But You,ve made me to realize, there is lot's more to it. Congrats. Aimee
THX Aimee for a great review. It convinced me to get it. Love it. Responding to the change in rhythms is a little beyond me right now but I'll persist with it. I keep going back to your review for the great advice on ways to use it. I love that the app categorises tunes on the musical form (song form) and that I can save my own polyrhythm assignments. THX for a bunch of great videos that have really helped me.
This app is just too cool! I'm going to download it as soon as I finish watching. And, since I'm a guitar player, it gives me rhythm section to work with...... love it. Thanks for the recommendation!
You are refreshingly different and an amazing teacher and natural performer. Would you believe "The App Store is temporarily unavailable. Try again later"? Damn. I really enjoy your videos!
Aimee Nolte I love it so far - it's teaching me I have a lot to learn about jazz rhythms - haha! Yes - maybe we can experiment with it when I have my skype lesson :-) thanks!
I was walking around near a park in the town where I live and I heard what sounded like a live jazz group. There was a sax player soloing but since I'm a guitar player I noticed there was a cool guitar player also. So I walked over to the place where the music was coming from and it was just a sax player playing by himself! He had a small amp and was playing to backing tracks coming from it. When he was finished with his tune I asked him if he made his own backing tracks. Then he showed me the I-real app on his smart phone. I asked him where he was "storing" or saving the tracks cause normally you save your tracks on some device like a laptop to take with you. But there was no device plugged into the amp. He told me he was shooting the tracks out from his phone to the amp over a Blue Tooth connection - how cool is that! That way you're not stuck listening to the backing tracks on your phone which has really lo-fi sound. I got the app and I use it all the time for practice.
You're a darn fine teacher and a great scat singer!!! I will direct my students to your videos. I sing and teach in the Netherlands and am grateful that we can enjoy your work online. You work on the same things as I do but you have more knowledge of the harmony so I can learn from that.
Wow I dont know what's more Awesome; your mind, voice, eyes or that program. And the fact that your video is not only musically genius but perfectly descriptive. Blown away.
hahaha i love you! :D i was literally thinking, omg she thinks shes a nerd i'll totally listen to this in the Shower. Then you fn* say you do aswell :D made my year. Wow thank you.
Not a nerd, just THE COOLEST CHICK IN THE WORLD! New subscriber. Not sure what led me here...probably cuz I watch OP every chance I get (hence your lesson in Nov 2016 came up). I don't even play piano, just hack guitar, but you have so much passion for sharing your knowledge that I can't stop watching. I'm hoping the attitude & feel will sink in. Love this stuff...these vids are home runs sooooo....keep swingin". :-)
Very cool! Thanks for telling us about it. You're like a fountain of cool musical info, and your enthusiasm, is at the very least, kind of contagious. (which is good for people that are trying to learn music) You really do have a good way of presenting the things you have in your videos It helps that you don't go over things super fast, and also, repeating, and/or 'backtracking', to make sure, is helpful, because it's better (for me, anyway) than having to 'rewind' the video, which I've done often with other music theory videos, anyway, thanks,..great work!
You are so welcome! Hey Aimee, Ray Charles: 'Let's Go Get Stoned"? Maybe consider doing a video, talking about the chords that he used, to give that song it's unique sound?
Guess what? I was just thinking about those polyrhythms and how to work them out....and there you are with a pretty cool solution. Thanks a lot, Aimee!
Youre great teacher and stunning musician! Great scat technique (intelligent melodies) and such a great voice! :) Keep going your work, thank you so much! :)
Aimee, yes the apps are cool but you're cool too. I'm new to playing music (sax) and I can't sing at all. Hearing you kinda scat along with the rhythms was cool and I found myself smiling. I see how the apps can help me formalize musical thoughts and then express the rhythms inside my head. I've already got the drum genius app. I'll be adding iRealPro and Genius Jamtracks. I can use these apps even when I can't play my horn. These apps will help me learn chords, progressions, styles, etc. If I starting singing its your fault lol. Thanks for the video.
Haha wow, I've only just seen a couple of videos so far, but you're my favourite person already :D Sounds like a cool app btw, I'll be sure to check it out.
A really great rhythm section app would allow a bass player, piano player, or drummer to play the rhythm and tempo, then bring in electronic soloists and ensembles in tempo and tune on top. With existing apps we can generally tune out our rhythm instrument to practice setting rhythms with the others, but we can't practice pulling the ensemble along, correcting their tempo, leading their key changes, setting them up for their solos, etc. The rhythm section spends a bunch of time building the roadway, but the ensemble and soloists often insist on driving in the gutter or the sidewalk. Another app idea: A counting click-track for the ensemble so they know when to show up. Just sayin' ;-)
Gimberg Preval yeahhhh I feel you on that. I do think you'll have so much fun with it though. It's made me discover that I kind of suck at certain feels, so I've been practicing them extra hard! Lol
very cool. I finally watched it. Can't wait for Android, but I'll put on the iPad for now. BTW, the entire last two minutes if not the whole thing was you nerding out over this app. Not that there's anything wrong with that!
NERD! Sorry, had to be said. :) j/k, great way to demo the app! I do the same thing but using loops in my DAW (digital audio workstation). Your enthusiasm is infectious, keep up the inspiring vids!
Aimee, love your videos with lots of great ideas for self teaching. I just bought this app (2021) having just seen your video about it. I must say I was very disappointed with it. Not withstanding lots of incorrect chord progressions, it also makes mistakes all over the place. Not a chart goes by where chords on the chart are just wrong…playing major sevenths when dom7 are ON THE CHART. For example the chart of “but not for me” has simplified but more or less correct changes but it hits a tonic chord on the second “A” every time despite the written change being correct. Very frustrating…especially because of the app’s potential for awesomeness.
I’m going to put you in touch with the developer and he will take care of you for sure. aimeenolte@yahoo.com So sorry your experience was bad. I know they have put out a new app that fixes what was wrong with this one. I’m sure he will give it to you for free if you write him.
I find iReal Pro extremely useful but I would love to edit rhythmic styles, mainly so the first and last chorus can stand out. There are some styles which have first and last chorus variations but not some of my favourite styles.
Hi, girl in a gale. You could try Song Rhythm Tracks / iOS. They do that. Nice rhythm and lots of them but only rhythms, no base or keys. Full Disclosure - I am associated with the product.
This sort of aural ability is so useful. Every bit as important as scale and arpeggio practice. By the way, how come you don't have books and sheet music piled everywhere? My room is such a tip!
In the old days, I use to just keep rewinding my walkman cassette player, trying to figure out what my keyboard heroes were doing, but this thing is way beyond me. This is also way more sophisticated than a program I was using by Seventh String called Transcribe. Very pricey, but I'm thinking about getting it now.
Well, it does not have nearly the same amount of features as this app your using. I just liked the idea of being able to slow down those lightning fast licks I love. I would have never figured out those lines McCoy was doing on Resolution without it. It was just too dang fast. My little walkman's batteries would have died by then. But looks like this app is all that and more so, cool.
This sounds very like iReal B and is very useful for jamming along to, but the piano does sound like someone is sitting up and down on the piano keys - becomes a bit wearing after a while. I've just discovered your vids and I love 'em - Your enthusiasm is infectious.
I'm sure it's my problem but, so far, I don't see the value of this. Maybe I will learn enough to make this relevant but I don't understand this, so far. Mixing rhythms doesn't sound very appealing. I can see how you might change rhythms as you move to various sections but I would not imagine that would be too common during improvising and comping. With DrumGenius I have a very nice way to practice playing with other musicians and staying on tempo. That's what it does for me. I have a tendency to RUSH, especially when I play difficult changes. Sidemen get upset but DrumGenius just let's me try again.
Aimee! Thanks for this app! Did you check the app called drums genius? It's all about drummer's language, so we can get better what musician's best friends do! It's amazing! Even though drummers are like condoms: with them is safer without is better, I still love them :)
This is great to watch even for beginners like me who can’t follow... but in terms of doing the exercises, the ones you called “for beginners” are still way too hard for me to follow. Could you make a video only for beginners, I mean beginner beginners?
You're not a nerd! think it's cool too. Oh wait, does that make me a nerd too? A music nerd perhaps 🤓. As a drummer I could see jamming along to this but, but I'll likely share more with all my jazz horn playing friends. Actually it would really be good ear training for me to hear the changes as well. Rhythmically of course also good training.
Oh, and on a side-note, I am extremely lucky enough to get perform along with my community big band with Eric Marienthal in October 2017 (speaking of Chick Corea Electric Band). Very excited! I guess I should get this app fir extra practice with my polyrhythms!
Grabbed GJT after your review 5 yrs ago. They changed format later - became more like iRealPro - in particular it is not possible (as far as I know) to impose different feel on different part of the song. Still the backu tracks are good.
Follow them on Instagram and ask questions in the comments. They are great at answering. So glad you like the app. I use it to practice with all the time
@@AimeeNolte Thanks for the info Aimee. I value your expertise and your skills as a teacher. Inspiring people like you are a treasure in this world. Sent several friends to your channel over the years. PS. No worries - that was one time only compliment overload ;-) Best.
Aimee, what are your experiences playing along with guitarists using guitars made with "true temperament" frets? cheers John from Hampshire, in England.
iReal Pro! Found it on google play store! (I was afraid it was apple only) hope it already has some tracks in it, it sounds like you have to buy the tunes extra? Looks great!
2017.... maybe it's on Android by now.... I guess apps like this are replacing the old Jamey Aebersold book and CD method of learning to improvise. It's a shame there isn't an Aebersold app where you could subscribe for like 10 bucks a month and have access to all the play-a-longs and lead sheets.
Hello everyone!
Thank you for your interest and kind comments about Genius Jamtracks here on Aimee's channel. We also thank you for your patience in waiting for the Android release.
Well, Android users, the wait is over! The Android version of GJ is now available on Google Play!
Here's the link:
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.geniusjamtracks.geniusjt
Happy practicing to all of you and keep watching and supporting Aimee's amazing work!!!
The Genius Jamtracks Team
Can you save the music you've done in MP3's?
Can I use this app on a windows pc?
Genius Jamtracks just downloaded the android version. Seems great. I have a feature suggestion, if that's ok- how about a "drum solo" feature where you get 8 bars or whatever of the kind of things drummers do - maybe just a mixture of the different feels, or maybe something different. We could then practise coming back in confidently after the drummer's been clattering around.
Hi Matthew,
This is a link from the Genius Jamtracks Forums page where I have posted two saved tracks of the app that might interest you (the orange links):
geniusjamtracks.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=29
The idea is quite similar to what you have suggested. It's a setup which I use for practicing trade fours with drums. Of course every time you press "randomize all" you have new polyrhythmic phrases from every instrument. Hope you enjoy it!
(The orange links open only by using the app)
Hi can you make a version for iMac 2006 please or how do I project from android to bigger monitor please help
Aimee, you are a breath of fresh air... you literally exude the love and passion that you have for music. Please never loose that... its so inspiring. YOU MY DEAR ARE SIMPLY AMAZING!
Question. Slightly away from the music itself. Where in the hell does that joy come from? You're like sunshine. Musical sunshine. Damn! Don't ever lose that!
Aimee. You,ve got the most pure voice I've ever heard. Really special and beautiful.
I am a prof. musician (classical) and I thought I knew everything about music (bigheaded me).
But You,ve made me to realize, there is lot's more to it.
Congrats. Aimee
+Viscamo so nice. Thank you.
Wow, your music knowledge floors me! I wish I knew half as much as you've forgotten.
My vote is in!....... just since discovering this channel yesterday I have gotten some great ideas! One of the best channels!
THX Aimee for a great review. It convinced me to get it. Love it. Responding to the change in rhythms is a little beyond me right now but I'll persist with it. I keep going back to your review for the great advice on ways to use it. I love that the app categorises tunes on the musical form (song form) and that I can save my own polyrhythm assignments. THX for a bunch of great videos that have really helped me.
aimee has a great sense of rhythm like when she sings those scales into the E chord ...just sounds really cool and jazzy.
wow! keep stretching our jazz experience with adventures like this please.
This app is just too cool! I'm going to download it as soon as I finish watching. And, since I'm a guitar player, it gives me rhythm section to work with...... love it. Thanks for the recommendation!
18echosf niiiiice.🙌🏼
wowowow this is quickly becoming one of my favorite music channels on youtube. i love this app.
🎉!!
Great camera Aimee! I could see the DNA in your fingers! Oh, thanks for the heads-up on this fantastic app, too! :-)
You are refreshingly different and an amazing teacher and natural performer. Would you believe "The App Store is temporarily unavailable. Try again later"? Damn. I really enjoy your videos!
Just got the app..will use with my roland rd2000. Just what I need to experiment….great vid. Thank you
This is awesome! I've been wanting to get into polyrhythms and odd feels, so being able to use them within tunes like that is perfect.
Will Easley awesome!
I forgot to mention.......your explanations are fantastic.........very easy to understand. Thanks for everything.
18echosf thank you so much
You're having way too much fun! :-) Okay, I just ordered mine! Can't wait to try it out!
Brenda Martin oh awesome! Let me know if you need any help and what you think of it!
Aimee Nolte I love it so far - it's teaching me I have a lot to learn about jazz rhythms - haha! Yes - maybe we can experiment with it when I have my skype lesson :-) thanks!
Aimee You have managed to teach and inspire once again!! This app rocks and so do YOU!! Thanks so much for the new ideas and tools!!..
Great stuff Aimee. If Chick comes over, I wanna be there!
Jonny May deal!
I was walking around near a park in the town where I live and I heard what sounded like a live jazz group. There was a sax player soloing but since I'm a guitar player I noticed there was a cool guitar player also. So I walked over to the place where the music was coming from and it was just a sax player playing by himself! He had a small amp and was playing to backing tracks coming from it. When he was finished with his tune I asked him if he made his own backing tracks. Then he showed me the I-real app on his smart phone. I asked him where he was "storing" or saving the tracks cause normally you save your tracks on some device like a laptop to take with you. But there was no device plugged into the amp. He told me he was shooting the tracks out from his phone to the amp over a Blue Tooth connection - how cool is that! That way you're not stuck listening to the backing tracks on your phone which has really lo-fi sound. I got the app and I use it all the time for practice.
Omg. Are you kidding me?? Fantastic video!! LOVE this! THX.
You're a darn fine teacher and a great scat singer!!! I will direct my students to your videos. I sing and teach in the Netherlands and am grateful that we can enjoy your work online. You work on the same things as I do but you have more knowledge of the harmony so I can learn from that.
Wow I dont know what's more Awesome; your mind, voice, eyes or that program.
And the fact that your video is not only musically genius but perfectly descriptive. Blown away.
hahaha i love you! :D i was literally thinking, omg she thinks shes a nerd i'll totally listen to this in the Shower. Then you fn* say you do aswell :D made my year. Wow thank you.
Not a nerd, just THE COOLEST CHICK IN THE WORLD! New subscriber. Not sure what led me here...probably cuz I watch OP every chance I get (hence your lesson in Nov 2016 came up). I don't even play piano, just hack guitar, but you have so much passion for sharing your knowledge that I can't stop watching. I'm hoping the attitude & feel will sink in. Love this stuff...these vids are home runs sooooo....keep swingin". :-)
+LightningDogg Thank you!!!!!
Very cool! Thanks for telling us about it. You're like a fountain of cool musical info, and your enthusiasm, is at the very least, kind of contagious. (which is good for people that are trying to learn music) You really do have a good way of presenting the things you have in your videos It helps that you don't go over things super fast, and also, repeating, and/or 'backtracking', to make sure, is helpful, because it's better (for me, anyway) than having to 'rewind' the video, which I've done often with other music theory videos, anyway, thanks,..great work!
+stradaveriusfiddle oh thanks so much!
You are so welcome! Hey Aimee, Ray Charles: 'Let's Go Get Stoned"? Maybe consider doing a video, talking about the chords that he used, to give that song it's unique sound?
Chic rocks at 74 and Eric Marienthal is a monster sax player! Love em! Genius jam track I'm on it!
Happened to stumble on one of your videos. I have seen 5 already lol. You're awesome !!!
NR Drums i'm so glad! Thanks for letting me know. :-)
Dr. Aimee, You’re the genius!
Guess what? I was just thinking about those polyrhythms and how to work them out....and there you are with a pretty cool solution. Thanks a lot, Aimee!
Ralf Schmitz oh that's great!! I'm so glad. :)
Wow! What a voice! Musicianship amazing too 😎
You are really Great at explaining!. Icredible knowledge as well! Thank you for sharing!
You're so stinking awesome! Thanks for all the great content.
Brent Tallent well so. Are. You! You're welcome. :)
Your videos are awesome! i love the way you teach. i hope i could take my playing to another level
Hi Aimee. With Genius Jamtracks, I'm starting to "see" the chords and scales on the keyboard in all keys. Thumbs up!
Youre great teacher and stunning musician! Great scat technique (intelligent melodies) and such a great voice! :)
Keep going your work, thank you so much! :)
avestjazz well gosh. 🤗thanks so much!
This App Rocks!!! thanx for sharing ;)
Roberto Lopez no prob!
I stumbled across you channel Aimee and just wanted to say "You Rock!" in the jazzy sort of way! ;-)
Aimee, yes the apps are cool but you're cool too. I'm new to playing music (sax) and I can't sing at all. Hearing you kinda scat along with the rhythms was cool and I found myself smiling. I see how the apps can help me formalize musical thoughts and then express the rhythms inside my head. I've already got the drum genius app. I'll be adding iRealPro and Genius Jamtracks. I can use these apps even when I can't play my horn. These apps will help me learn chords, progressions, styles, etc. If I starting singing its your fault lol. Thanks for the video.
Haha wow, I've only just seen a couple of videos so far, but you're my favourite person already :D
Sounds like a cool app btw, I'll be sure to check it out.
+Erik Hedberg Karlsson thx Erik!
Can't wait to try! Thanks again Aimee!!
Dianne Nola - Curly Hair Specialist tell em I sentcha! 🤠
You are too cool! Thanks for a great review on that app. I'm also really enjoying your videos. I've subscribed.
A really great rhythm section app would allow a bass player, piano player, or drummer to play the rhythm and tempo, then bring in electronic soloists and ensembles in tempo and tune on top. With existing apps we can generally tune out our rhythm instrument to practice setting rhythms with the others, but we can't practice pulling the ensemble along, correcting their tempo, leading their key changes, setting them up for their solos, etc. The rhythm section spends a bunch of time building the roadway, but the ensemble and soloists often insist on driving in the gutter or the sidewalk.
Another app idea: A counting click-track for the ensemble so they know when to show up. Just sayin' ;-)
There's so much useful stuff here. Thank you!
120bpm is my go to tempo for everything.It works good in all genres.
Your videos are really fun and informative. I'm definitely getting the app though I wish it was cheaper.
Gimberg Preval yeahhhh I feel you on that. I do think you'll have so much fun with it though. It's made me discover that I kind of suck at certain feels, so I've been practicing them extra hard! Lol
Amy you are Awesome!!
Great job. Like the App.
Thanks for the app recommend and the awesome presentation. They should be paying you good money for this, subscribed.
Thank you, Darth
Thank you! Can't wait to shed with this app. You're not a nerd!
+Jon Farmer my man. 🙌🏼
Yes it IS cool and so are you. Thank You!
Total Genius. Very cool - and I'm a bass player. Awesome!!
very cool. I finally watched it. Can't wait for Android, but I'll put on the iPad for now. BTW, the entire last two minutes if not the whole thing was you nerding out over this app. Not that there's anything wrong with that!
John Resciniti 😂😂
John Resciniti You will always be waiting for something with Android. When you get tired of that, just get a real iPhone, LOL.
as opposed to an unreal iPhone! I'm a long time Mac fan, but I can't friggin stand iOS! It just dumbs down everything!
John Resciniti That's the point of it, John. This one works well, as you can see on you iPad, I guess...
Yeah, but I don't dig iOS. I'd rather use my Android phone. Easier to carry around too!
I am very impressed of your Duden skills. Fast too 👍🏽
Wow this sounds awesome. I'm gonna download it
Love your good energy!! Thanks for the free therapy :)
NERD! Sorry, had to be said. :) j/k, great way to demo the app! I do the same thing but using loops in my DAW (digital audio workstation). Your enthusiasm is infectious, keep up the inspiring vids!
Ben Asaro lol I asked for it!! Thanks Ben
your eyes are so magic !! great video
You are very good improvising, I want to improvise like you
pipeline555 thanks!
Great musician, I like your way to teach jazz
+Dirk Bekaert thx Dirk!
you're an Angel for this app
You can scat girl!
Aimee, love your videos with lots of great ideas for self teaching. I just bought this app (2021) having just seen your video about it. I must say I was very disappointed with it. Not withstanding lots of incorrect chord progressions, it also makes mistakes all over the place. Not a chart goes by where chords on the chart are just wrong…playing major sevenths when dom7 are ON THE CHART. For example the chart of “but not for me” has simplified but more or less correct changes but it hits a tonic chord on the second “A” every time despite the written change being correct. Very frustrating…especially because of the app’s potential for awesomeness.
I’m going to put you in touch with the developer and he will take care of you for sure. aimeenolte@yahoo.com So sorry your experience was bad. I know they have put out a new app that fixes what was wrong with this one. I’m sure he will give it to you for free if you write him.
@@AimeeNolte thanks for jumping in for me!
@@AimeeNolte hi Aimee were going to connect me with someone about my app problems or did I misunderstand? I’m: polydiatonic@verizon.net.
@@davidschnittman7954 you need to email me so I can connect you with the developer
@@AimeeNolte what’s your email?
I find iReal Pro extremely useful but I would love to edit rhythmic styles, mainly so the first and last chorus can stand out. There are some styles which have first and last chorus variations but not some of my favourite styles.
Hi, girl in a gale. You could try Song Rhythm Tracks / iOS. They do that. Nice rhythm and lots of them but only rhythms, no base or keys. Full Disclosure - I am associated with the product.
Thanks for sharing. They are working on an Android version as we speak. Looking forward to it!
Herman Schryer thank you! The Android version is out. :)
This sort of aural ability is so useful. Every bit as important as scale and arpeggio practice. By the way, how come you don't have books and sheet music piled everywhere? My room is such a tip!
Lol watch my video called “the day I put my real books away.” :)
Shoot, I'd love to hang with chic all day! :)
I hadn't heard of this app and I need help with polyrhythms, so thank you.
you are verrrry cool!
Great vid - such a fun time.
Great info too btw - but you know . . .
In the old days, I use to just keep rewinding my walkman cassette player, trying to figure out what my keyboard heroes were doing, but this thing is way beyond me. This is also way more sophisticated than a program I was using by Seventh String called Transcribe. Very pricey, but I'm thinking about getting it now.
DStrongCrowe432 Strong hmm I don't know that one. Do you recommend it? Sounds like maybe not?
Well, it does not have nearly the same amount of features as this app your using. I just liked the idea of being able to slow down those lightning fast licks I love. I would have never figured out those lines McCoy was doing on Resolution without it. It was just too dang fast. My little walkman's batteries would have died by then. But looks like this app is all that and more so, cool.
This sounds very like iReal B and is very useful for jamming along to, but the piano does sound like someone is sitting up and down on the piano keys - becomes a bit wearing after a while. I've just discovered your vids and I love 'em - Your enthusiasm is infectious.
+Paul Needham LOL thank you Paul. Yes, I stand by my review. I love the app. It's not perfect, but it's really helpful.
I'm sure it's my problem but, so far, I don't see the value of this. Maybe I will learn enough to make this relevant but I don't understand this, so far. Mixing rhythms doesn't sound very appealing. I can see how you might change rhythms as you move to various sections but I would not imagine that would be too common during improvising and comping. With DrumGenius I have a very nice way to practice playing with other musicians and staying on tempo. That's what it does for me. I have a tendency to RUSH, especially when I play difficult changes. Sidemen get upset but DrumGenius just let's me try again.
This app is incredible!!! What fun!!!!
Oh, I've got too many apps.. But you sold me on it 😄👍
Aimee! Thanks for this app! Did you check the app called drums genius? It's all about drummer's language, so we can get better what musician's best friends do! It's amazing!
Even though drummers are like condoms: with them is safer without is better, I still love them :)
Check out ! ‘It’s an ‘Audio playalong app’
This is great to watch even for beginners like me who can’t follow... but in terms of doing the exercises, the ones you called “for beginners” are still way too hard for me to follow. Could you make a video only for beginners, I mean beginner beginners?
Check my “back to basics” playlist! :)
Aimee Nolte Music Sorry I hadn’t seen that, thanks so much for replying!!!
You're not a nerd! think it's cool too. Oh wait, does that make me a nerd too? A music nerd perhaps 🤓. As a drummer I could see jamming along to this but, but I'll likely share more with all my jazz horn playing friends. Actually it would really be good ear training for me to hear the changes as well. Rhythmically of course also good training.
Oh, and on a side-note, I am extremely lucky enough to get perform along with my community big band with Eric Marienthal in October 2017 (speaking of Chick Corea Electric Band). Very excited! I guess I should get this app fir extra practice with my polyrhythms!
Awesome App
You can be cool and nerd too ... T's'OK!
Thanks for sharing this great app ... just bought it! : )
+Life on the path lol that's true!! Thanks man.
Never thought I'd prefer something to iReal but this really looks great!
yes you ARE cool Aimee and your presentation is welcoming and non-judgemental...thank you..
Grabbed GJT after your review 5 yrs ago. They changed format later - became more like iRealPro - in particular it is not possible (as far as I know) to impose different feel on different part of the song. Still the backu tracks are good.
Follow them on Instagram and ask questions in the comments. They are great at answering. So glad you like the app. I use it to practice with all the time
@@AimeeNolte Thanks for the info Aimee. I value your expertise and your skills as a teacher. Inspiring people like you are a treasure in this world. Sent several friends to your channel over the years. PS. No worries - that was one time only compliment overload ;-) Best.
Thanks great find.
Great app. Fun lesson!
Very inspirating.
Are you into prog-rock as well? These bands use a lot of feel and time signature changes. Like "Los Endos" by Genesis, for example
Nice video! I like your channel. I subbed. Keep at it! Dave :)
Dave Worley big high five and a thank you, Dave!
Aimee, what are your experiences playing along with guitarists using guitars made with "true temperament" frets?
cheers
John from Hampshire, in England.
Can you use it to transcribe things-- like if you come up with a riff, and you want to write it down so you can remember it the next day?
No
@@AimeeNolte Thanks for your response. What do you use for that?
Thank u soo much! Really cute!
And I love you
Not sure how to se up poly-rhythms on the revised app. Can anyone help?
Hi Shabi! A playlist of tutorial videos you might find helpful: ua-cam.com/play/PL5Q9DYOI8WgGzq60NoBrpw1cO9gRkQ-7A.html
I would like to learn what you do with your mouth to be able to do it with my hands because i don't know how to improvise😥😥😥
Seeing this, I wonder is there a real book for the mobile phone? Just a chord cheat sheet with a transpose switch - it Could be a nice shortcut :)
+Realraven2000 yes. Ireal pro. It's amazing
iReal Pro! Found it on google play store! (I was afraid it was apple only) hope it already has some tracks in it, it sounds like you have to buy the tunes extra? Looks great!
Thanks for sharing about this app.. Where u from? Those eyes 👀 looks awesome 😎
Wisdom right here! New sub, cheers
+sniff rat thank you, Sniff!
Oooh, nice! I hope they finish the Android version soon!
Jason Evans thank you! The app is available on Google Play!
2017.... maybe it's on Android by now.... I guess apps like this are replacing the old Jamey Aebersold book and CD method of learning to improvise. It's a shame there isn't an Aebersold app where you could subscribe for like 10 bucks a month and have access to all the play-a-longs and lead sheets.
Aaah nice!!!
Turn on auto caption @7:42 😂
Hi does anyone know if they have a version for iMac 2006 please?