Which Ninjam app do you use?

lol black background strikes again :p

Somewhere in your stylesheets -- @import "/themes/ninbotty/style.css" looks promising, commented out bit at the end -- add
.poll .bar .foreground { color: #111; background-color: #111; }
or something...

its okay now was black on black

Why does it show the longest bars for the least number of votes?

only checked firefox where they are blue...
what browser?

In IE, the bar that represents the number of votes is the same color as the site's background: solid black - which makes it look like the white, unfilled remainder of the bar is the actual graph that displays votes. So, it looks like the bar graphs are showing the inverse of what the votes really are! Of course, they then read from left to right, then...

Ed. Better now, we IE users say thanks!

Oh... and I should have said: where's "Linux - Reaper"? (I have to mention this as I seem to have become the wineasio maintainer...) However, I doubt many people are using NINJAM under Reaper under Linux... :)

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The calcul are false :
16+9+2+2+1=30 total voters not 25
64%+36%+8%+8%+4% = 120 % must be 100%
Normaly the figure are :
53%+ 30%+7%+7%+3% =100%
sorry but your algorythme is false.
Must be corrected.
It is for the fun musician is similar mathemeticien sometimes.
Regards

It's not one voter == one vote. Some people may have voted more than once.

Yes you can vote for more than 1 client.
Its not really a vote, trying just
to find out what people use.

So just check all the ones you really use.
Some people use both reaper and the normal client.

I dont believe there is a reaper for linux.

From reaper.fm:
Minimum system: 500mhz processor, Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista/WINE with 128MB RAM, 10MB free disk space, 800x600 in 256 colors or higher, Windows compatible sound hardware

"WINE" is an abi layer that provides Windows compatibility for Linux. With wineasio, Reaper runs very well on Linux.

There's a full "HOWTO" here.

lol okay please vote again if you are on Reaper under Wine on Linux

lol - thanks Tom! If there's anyone here using it as their "go to" daily option, I'd be surprised (though heartened)!!

I had to vote a few of the options

I use:
*reaper and its reaninjam plugin under Windows Xp
and under Linux:
*gninjam :linux based graphical ninjam client
or
*Reaper and the reaninjam plugin using wine (and its WineASIO Driver)
I get some pretty much lower latencies under Linux using crappy onboard sound chip (with proper adjustements) -Not recommended for non computer freaks-

No option for WindowsXP? I use XP + Reaper.

XP and vista same same apps.
Will clarify though.

Hey can someone translate this question to french?

Actually, maybe a 'plug-in' wouldn't be needed if Ninjam could route Audio I/O, like a mixer.
So then I would assign the Ninjam audio source to my DAW channels,
for example:
Bob playing Drums : Output = NinjamBus2, DAW channel 1 In = NJBus2
Adam on Guitar : Output = NinjamBus3, DAW channel 2 In = NJBus3
Frank on Bass : Output = NinjamBus4, DAW channel 3 In = NJBus4

... but for now, It would be really really nice if Ninjam could just read my Audio Hardware that is connected.

Do window and wireless broadband users have multi-channel I/O routing options?

I was wondering how we were starting to get semi real
posts from a spambot, did a google search,
and apparently its a plagarization from the cockos forum...

http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=160

wow smarty bots.

on topic and everything.

Like GoogleAds only... er, well, like GoogleAds.
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