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Update on website platform transition

Hey all,

A few days ago, I wrote about Broadjam.com’s migration to a new platform, and I want to give you a quick update. The transition is going very well, and we’re looking forward to finishing in the next few days. Most major issues have been resolved, and a few others are being worked on as we speak. To date, we’ve heard from about 25 of our members and we greatly appreciate any feedback that you can offer. Please keep it coming.

One thing you can do to enhance your experience is to upgrade your system to the latest version of Firefox, Internet Explorer or any other browser you might be on. (This will probably enhance your overall Internet experience, as well.)

We realize there are still outstanding issues, and thank you in advance for your patience. Our customer service team is working closely with our developers, so a note to customerservice@broadjam.com will receive a quick response. Or, as always, you can email me at roy@broadjam.com

Thanks again for your support.

Roy

Posted by Broadjam on Feb 23, 2008 in Broadjam Blog

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  • Get this message when I try to upload a song Help???

    The page cannot be found
    The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.

    Please try the following:

    * If you typed the page address in the Address bar, make sure that it is spelled correctly.
    * Open the streaming.broadjam.com home page, and then look for links to the information you want.
    * Click the Back button to try another link.

    HTTP 404 - File not found
    Internet Information Services

    Technical Information (for support personnel)

    * More information:
    Microsoft Support

    Sep 13, 2008/1:15 pm
  • Song descriptions are still chopped off after a few lines (refer to my blog of 2-29-08) and I too get “session does not exist” when trying to reupload a newer version of an existing song.

    Cameron Smith

    Mar 18, 2008/5:06 pm
  • FYI

    Not able to upload new song…get “session does not exist” and when I click back…Broadjam goes away.

    Bobby

    Mar 16, 2008/11:08 am

Founders Blog: website migration

For the past few months, our development group has been rebuilding the foundation of our website - moving it from one platform to another. For the most part, these changes will be invisible to you. Why do we do things like this when the site seems to be running fine? Sometimes I ask myself the same thing…LOL.

But in all seriousness, to keep a competitive advantage, we have to stay on the front edge of new technology, whether it’s behind the scenes or not. Overhauls like this enable us to add new features quickly and efficiently… all of which we’ll be talking about more as the year unfolds. What does this mean to you? We would like to continue to hear your thoughts and suggestions.

We have a lot of great ideas for where we want to take the site, but yours are even more important. If you have features or improvements you’d like to see, I ask you to put your idea in this blog feedback or email me directly at roy@broadjam.com.

Thanks for being a member of Broadjam,

Roy

Posted by Broadjam on Feb 20, 2008 in Broadjam Blog

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Ask OBEDIA: tips, tricks and how to’s

 Digital Audio Training and Support - 24/7


broadjam and OBEDIA are excited to announce the weekly OBEDIA Q & A Blog. We’ve all faced the challenges - it’s 1am and you’re on a creative roll when suddenly, your computer crashes, inspiration is lost, and you’re facing a technical nightmare. Call OBEDIA. They’re available any time, day or night, to help you with your technical problems and put you ahead of the learning curve for new software.
And now, you can get answers right here on broadjam. If you have any technical problems, need any “how-to” tips and tricks or just need advice on what to buy, post your questions on the OBEDIA Q & A Blog. Answers will be posted the following week for all broadjam members to read and learn from Obedia’s expertise.

About OBEDIA:

OBEDIA provides 24/7 training and support for all the major computer-based recording systems. They work with clients worldwide, ranging from absolute beginners to seasoned professionals. OBEDIA also has an impressive list of industry clients, including Sony Pictures Entertainment, AMD, the Grammy Foundation and many others.

Posted by Broadjam on Feb 13, 2008 in Broadjam Blog

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  • RE: Pro Tools EQ 3… I know of no set of presets that exist for this plugin.

    Feb 18, 2008/2:02 pm
  • Sonar 6 is usually pretty stable. Needless to say, something is wrong here. The first thing to do is figure out why SONAR is crashing… We’ll have to dig a little deeper to figure that out. Can you reliably REPRODUCE the crash? If so, what function are you performing or what plugin are you using that causes the crash?

    As far as “KILLING” the MIDI I/O thingy in the system tray, there should be no need to do that, AND I’m pretty sure it’s NOT “killable”. Whatever is happening in the CRASH is not releasing the MIDI i/o portion of SONAR. This may help us understand what is going on during the crash. There are several possible causes here.

    Cheers,
    Obedia Fred

    Feb 16, 2008/2:37 pm
  • HI, I use pro tools 7.3 LE and am wondering how to set up the instrumentals and vocals on the 7 - band equalizer. Or maybe you could show me a website where I could download some factory pre-sets for the 7 - band equalizer. Thank You.

    Feb 16, 2008/10:49 am

Broadjam welcomes Namba Gear

Last fall, I ran in to Woody Moran at the Audio Engineer Society conference. Woody had recently launched a new company called Namba Gear. Namba Gear makes really nice quality carrying cases for studio gear, laptops, cables and the like. Woody is a long time industry veteran going back to MIDI Man through his days at M-Audio. We’re pretty in to what Woody’s doing with Namba Gear, and we’re excited to be promoting his bags on our site.

You might see Namba Gear’s ad running around our site. Please take a moment to click through and check them out at nambagear.com.

We’re always working on improving Broadjam and lots of cool things are just around the corner. With that said, I would love to hear from you. If you have any thoughts or suggestions, feel free to post them here or send them to me at Roy@broadjam.com.

Roy

Posted by Broadjam on Feb 11, 2008 in Broadjam Blog

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