Adaptive Virtual Musicians
Responsive performers that adjust timing and coordination to the person playing, rather than simply replaying fixed tracks.

MyJAMS develops research-backed rehearsal and performance technologies for musicians, educators, and creative partners. Our responsive virtual bandmates listen, adapt, and coordinate with real performers across iPad, XR, Vision Pro, DAW, and installation environments.
Book a demoMyJAMS Ltd was founded to translate the Augmented Reality Music Ensemble research programme into practical rehearsal, training, and immersive performance technologies.
Our systems let performers rehearse with virtual musicians that adapt to timing, interpretation, and musical context, supporting solo practice, ensemble preparation, teaching, and creative production.
We build AI collaborators for creative rehearsal and performance, combining immersive media, avatar animation, sound generation, and real-time interaction.
Selected relationships supporting the research, translation and public application of MyJAMS technologies.
Responsive performers that adjust timing and coordination to the person playing, rather than simply replaying fixed tracks.
Performers respond naturally to changes in tempo and interpretation, using research models of synchronisation, temporal adaptation, and ensemble coordination.
XR rehearsal environments for iPad, VR, AR, Apple Vision Pro, and multi-user audiovisual spaces.
Digital musicians combine AI-assisted avatar animation, sound generation, synchronisation, and interactive performance pipelines.
Tools that connect mobile rehearsal, XR prototypes, DAW workflows, and physical installations.
Virtual rehearsal systems designed around realistic musical behaviour, social presence, and ensemble practice needs—an approach researchers describe as ecological validity.

Portable rehearsal with responsive virtual ensemble partners for practice and teaching.

Immersive rehearsal prototypes that place adaptive musicians into mixed-reality practice spaces.

Virtual performers that coordinate dynamically with a musician’s timing and interpretation.

Shared rehearsal and performance environments for collaborative music-making in immersive media.

Plugin workflows for simulating interactive ensemble partners inside music production environments.

Recording, playback, and animation pipelines for expressive virtual musician avatars.

An interactive public installation exploring timing, coordination, and collective rhythm.

Immersive music and heritage experiences for museums, festivals, schools, and public venues.

MyJAMS technologies support music education, rehearsal, performance, research, and inclusive participation in collaborative music-making.
Ensemble rehearsal support for schools, conservatoires, universities, and independent learners.
Immersive concerts, interactive audiovisual experiences, virtual performers, and digital production.
Tools for studying timing, coordination, social interaction, and embodied AI in XR.
New forms of remote, asynchronous, and adaptive participation in ensemble music-making.
Concise examples of how the research and technology have been applied, using outcomes documented by the project.




We work with educators, musicians, researchers, venues, museums, and creative technology partners on demos, pilots, installations, and applied research collaborations.
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MyJAMS has received a £25,000 grant from the CreaTech Frontiers Live & Immersive Innovation Fund to support our research and development work.

Kenilworth Revealed was part of a Living History Afternoon in Abbey Fields on Sunday 24 May 2026, giving visitors another chance to experience the town’s medieval history through public activities, talks, and guided tours of the AR experience.
MyJAMS has received a CreaTech Frontiers award to support the development of our immersive music technology for rehearsal, performance, and public engagement.
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