Made for the way music actually gets made.
Four things JaMeet does that a normal video call cannot.
Talk and music on separate paths
Your voice and your instrument never share a channel. Each has its own input, its own level and its own processing, so the noise suppression that helps a talkback microphone never touches a stereo mix.
- Independent voice, music, camera and output selection
- Separate voice, music and master volume for the remote side
- Live level metering and a sound check before you start
Studio quality when it matters
Music Mode keeps speech processing off where the system allows it, prefers stereo capture and negotiates Opus at 256 kbps. Talk Mode brings back echo cancellation and noise suppression for the conversation between takes.
- Switch modes at any time during a session
- Stereo capture with the effective settings reported honestly
- Advanced studio-audio controls available in-call
Share your DAW and your workflow
Pick a single DAW window or a whole display, with an option that keeps timelines and small text crisp. Your microphone stays live while you share, so you can talk through an arrangement as your collaborator watches it.
- Applications and DAWs listed separately from displays
- Optimized for crisp DAW timelines and text
- Capture a running application, your interface output or system audio
Product screenshot coming soon
A screenshot from the current JaMeet beta will appear here.
Keep projects and sessions organized
Sessions start with an eight-character code or an invite link, and your collaborator can join as a guest. With an account, the work stays in a project you both come back to.
- Songs, lyrics, structure and notes in one place
- Production tasks, session history and collaborators
- Reconnection handling if a network drops mid-session