Jamstik Creator: Third-Party DAW Compatibility Database

The goal is to provide you with a plug-n-play solution using your Jamstik and the Jamstik Creator software with 3rd-Party DAWs, but there are occasionally a few hiccups along the way.

The Creator Plugin is available as a complimentary download for all Jamstik Studio MIDI Guitar customers. If you haven't already downloaded it, you can find the free beta version available for Mac and Windows here.

Please check the following database for known bugs or issues associated with your DAW below.

To report a new issue to our development team, please fill out our Issue Reporting Form. 

DAW	Supported Platform(s)	Jamstik Creator Plugin Version: VST3	Jamstik Creator Plugin Version: AUv3 - macOS Only	Notes
Logic Pro	Mac		[1]	Apple Silicon/M1 AUv3 issues and workaround [1] AUv3 plugins are supported in Logic Pro X v10.3 and above
Ableton 11	Mac / PC			MPE/multichannel MIDI not fully supported [2]
Ableton 10	Mac / PC			MPE / multichannel MIDI not supported
REAPER	Mac / PC
Studio One	Mac / PC			MPE / multichannel MIDI not supported in VST3
Pro Tools	Mac / PC			VST3 and AUv3 not supported, except with a bridge plugin
FL Studio	Mac / PC	[Windows Only]		MPE / multichannel MIDI not supported Currently, the plugin does not open correctly in FL Studio on macOS.
Cakewalk	PC
Cubase	Mac / PC
GarageBand	Mac		[1]	Apple Silicon/M1 AUv3 issues and workaround [1]
Reason	Mac / PC			Currently, Reason does not support VST3 plugins. Without this, the creator plugin will not run in Reason on PC at this time.

[1] On Apple Silicon (M1) based Macs, the creator plugin does not open correctly inside the native versions of Logic Pro and Garageband. We are actively working with Apple to fix this issue. To work around this issue currently, right-click on your DAW icon (either Garageband or Logic Pro) in the Applications folder --> click Get Info --> Open Using Rosetta as shown below

[2] Ableton Live 11's MPE implementation does not preserve MIDI channel information, which is used by the Jamstik to distinguish notes and events on different strings. This blocks the Creator from showing inputs from the correct strings on the fretboard display as well as routing notes from specific strings to the correct per-string samples.