Hi everyone, I play rock and pop bass. I live in Connecticut, but I’ll be in Spain in July and August. Love to jam, and I’d be interested in writing some music too. I’m a teacher during the school year, so in the summer I have much more time to meet.
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Welcome, Dave! I’m a drummer in CT looking to jam as well. Hope to play with you some time soon. Dick B.
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Hey there,
I just signed up, and haven’t tried to play. But, I’ll figure it out. I’m in West Haven, you?
Hi are you still online? I’m in Europe but anyway we could try it out. Playing E-drums , prefer jamming too this moment.
Regards
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I was, but I haven’t even plugged in to my router (been using WiFi for years). Just getting set up, but thanks for your offer. Let me get set up and I’ll let you know. Love to see how this works!
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This is how we do it.
Jamming online is an interesting experience and quickly becomes “addictive”.
I’m very curious about the latency. It wasn’t usually a problem on other platforms. Jacktrip shouldn’t have a problem with it.
We’ll hear. 
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I play guitar and sing. I play a little bass as well.
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I’m available to jam I’m new here just got connected but I don’t see any musician’s on the platform
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Welcome @thedorceystreetblues ! I am delighted that you have arrived ready to jam! In order to join a jam you would need to be invited to join a studio, or create your own studio and invite others.
Your post here is a first step towards getting invited to a studio. You also could look at other posts to see if there is someone you would like to invite to your studio.
At this time, we do not have open studios or musicians just hanging out for others to play with, although I think that kind of environment would help with engagement.
With a free account you could run a studio for 30 minutes without a paid plan. Then you can coordinate with others to meet at a time when you want to start your studio.
I hope you will try it out and see if it will work for you.