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A Challenge is a musical contest organized by a JamChallenged community member who creates the rules for other participants to follow when joining it. There are no rules when it comes to Challenge rules, make it fun, get creative, the sky’s the limit.
A Challenge response is a reply from a JamChallenged community member to an existing Challenge.
To improve your skills as a musician! This community is all about inspiring you to practice more and step out of your comfort zone with fun and unique challenges. It keeps things fresh and exciting, helping you grow as a musician while having a great time. How awesome is that?
First you must become a member of the JamChallenged community by following the steps from getting started.
Then, check out the Joining a challenge chapter from How it works section.
Creating Challenges is completely optional! However, it comes with some great benefits.
It can help you gain new perspectives (like improving improvisation), boost creativity, increase your visibility in the community, keep you motivated to practice and upload your own response, showcasing your style, testing your ideas and developing consistency to name a few.
If you prefer just participating, that’s totally fine too, but as a Community member, you have the option to create Challenges whenever you feel like it!
Absolutely! First you must become a member of the JamChallenged community by following the steps from getting started.
Then, check out the Creating your own challenge chapter from How it works section.
You can receive feedback on your Challenge submissions in two ways:
In the Community Channels: Share your submission and get feedback in channels like #general, #practice-tips, #recording-tips, or #playing-feedback.
On YouTube Comments: If you’ve enabled comments on your YouTube video, other members can leave feedback there directly.
To keep the Challenge simple and focused on YouTube video replies, we ask members to share feedback in the dedicated Community channels or directly on YouTube. You’re welcome to request feedback in those channels.