Jambl

Tap into your creativity, produce hit songs from your iPhone

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Tap into your creativity, produce hit songs from your iPhone

3 followers

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Jambl (formerly known as Polyjamer) is an app that uses algo-rhythmic intuition to help you create awesome beats. You can jam with friends, share your creations, and the founder Gad is a pretty decent rapper 😎

Launch tags:Funny•Music•Artificial Intelligence

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Someone put this on my radar and I watched @gad_baruch_hinkis impressive pitch freestyle clip before playing with the app. I've toyed around with Logic before but never had the patience to persist and create an actual track. What's great about Polyjamer is that within a few seconds of playing with the app I had the beginnings of a rhythmic, complex beat. Felt pretty cool channelling my inner Pharrell, I look forward to trying the collaborative features. 😎

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8yr ago

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Maker

Thank you for the support guys! I can tell you the product is really at its baby pikachu mode right now, we have so much amazing music tech to offer down the road :D Someone asked me how i came up with the Polyjamer technique... So the story is i have been rapping, performing and producing music since 2001. I was always jealous of my friends that could play guitar or drums because they could invent new music live as they were playing their instrument. I set on a journey to find a way to produce music as intuitively and fast as possible, from my head through my hands to peoples ears all in the same moment. I have been experimenting and developing my own techniques as everything in the market was expensive and boring. I used my tools in my live shows with my Elctro-swing band @DirtyHonkers (what what!). When i made the first prototype of the Polyjamer music Algo-Rhythm, i used the trackpad on my macbook, i think i might have played with it for 2 hours straight without noticing the time pass, my mind went into a place i love, a state of flow. A year later i invited friends to a birthday/pizza jam session, we had 4 devices running sounds from Ableton. We played and improvised for 3 hours without stopping (except for pizza). The experience was slightly mind altering, Oxytocin levels were through the roof. That was all the validation i needed. I want to open this door to all the people in the world, and show that musical experience is for everyone! Thanks again <3 Gad

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8yr ago

One extra commentary: I still love the app. However, at the moment, it’s an absolute battery eater. Drained my iPad Pro and iPhone 7+ very very quickly.

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8yr ago

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Maker

@lyondhur How long did you play on it brothe?r :D i make 3 - 4 hour sets with it and its pretty ok... Will take a note and ask other users. Thank you for the feedback! yourdabest

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8yr ago

Awesome app!

Pros:

Amazing new way to jam with your homies anywhere!

Cons:

Too much fun!

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8yr ago

I ike your vision for the apps future and am downloading it right now. Incredible pitch as well. One thing though, and it really doesn't matter, but my head keeps thinking it should be called Polyjammer. I keep reading Poly JAMEr :)

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8yr ago