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66 lines
3.8 KiB
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#banner_overlay.overlay
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#banner.dialog-overlay-sm data-type=''
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.content-head
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= image_tag("content/icon_alert.png", :height => '24', :width => '24', :class => "content-icon alert")
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= image_tag("content/icon_checkmark_circle.png", :height => '24', :width => '24', :class => "content-icon notice")
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h1
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.dialog-inner
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br.end-content clear='all'
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.center.buttons
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a.button-orange.close-btn CLOSE
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.no-more-show
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input.no-more-show-checkbox type="checkbox"
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span Don't show this again
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a.button-orange.yes-btn YES
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a.button-grey.no-btn CANCEL
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script type='text/template' id='template-app-in-read-only-volume'
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.template-app-in-read-only-volume
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p The JamKazam application is running in a read-only volume. This stops the automatic update feature from working, and may cause other issues because it is not a supported configuration.
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p So let's fix it. Don't worry--it's easy to do--please read on.
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p First, here's almost certainly what happened to cause this problem: after JamKazam.dmg was downloaded, it was then double-clicked and a window opened showing the contents of the dmg. The JamKazam application icon was double-clicked inside that opened window. Unfortunately, that isn't OK.
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p Instead, do this to move JamKazam to a good location, and run it from there:
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ol
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li.download-dmg
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| Download the latest mac installer from the
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a href="/downloads" rel='external' Downloads
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| page.
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br
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em
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| (the download will have a filename ending in .dmg)
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li Double-click the downloaded dmg file to open it.
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li In the resulting screen, drag the JamKazam icon to the Applications folder. It will show a progress bar as it copies.
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li Double-click the Applications folder to go into the folder.
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li If you are still running the JamKazam application at this point, you will need to stop it before executing the next step.
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li Find the JamKazam application in the Applications folder, and double-click the icon to launch it!
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script type='text/template' id='template-shutdown-prompt'
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.shutdown-prompt
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ul
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li
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span.definition SHUT DOWN
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= '- Choosing this option will shutdown the application immediately.'
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script type='text/template' id='template-mixer-mode-change'
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.mixer-mode-change
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| JamKazam gives you control over both a personal and a master mix in each session:
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ul
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li
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span.definition Master Mix
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div The master mix controls the audio mix that will be used for any recordings you make while in sessions, and also the audio mix that will be broadcast to fans listening to your live session performances. With master mix selected, when you adjust the faders on the session screen up or down, it changes the master mix for all musicians and tracks in the session globally.
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li
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span.definition Personal Mix
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div The personal mix controls the audio mix that you individually hear while playing in the session, and you can customize this mix to hear more or less of the music stream from each other musician playing in the session. This does not affect the master mix used for recordings or broadcasts. With personal mix selected, when you adjust the faders on the session screen up or down, it changes the personal mix only for you locally.
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li
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span.definition Note on Audio Files
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div The volume control on any audio file is always both the master and personal volume control, regardless of the current mode.
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br
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div
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| For more detailed information on this topic, read our knowledge base article on
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a rel="external" href="https://jamkazam.desk.com/customer/portal/articles/1757233-using-personal-vs-master-mix-controls" Configuring Master and Personal Mixes in a Session
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