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Anyone know what the current state of the art is for live remote jamming and collaboration? Are the latencies anywhere close to being low enough to play in tim

Anyone know what the current state of the art is for live remote jamming and collaboration? Are the latencies anywhere close to being low enough to play in time with others (I'm thinking distances of about 200 miles)

dash2 6y ago
Yeah, I'd like to know this too. Our choir is facing remote rehearsals for the foreseeable future... as I understand it, if you want latency low enough for live jamming, you need purpose-built networking equipment. See https://jammr.net/howitworks.html https://jammr.net/howitworks.html for a clever workaround, but I wonder if it is that great....
telesilla 6y ago
Checkout Jacktrip. Worth the effort however it's not user friendly. For user friendly, the options are limited if you also want low latency. Jamkazam is one of the best bets there.
hashkb 6y ago
Live internet jamming is just not possible. It never will be, unless we advance beyond our current understanding of physics.
- drcongo 6y ago
  https://endlesss.fm https://endlesss.fm
- andybak 6y ago
  What numbers are you basing that on? Humans have jammed with crappy Midi gear and music software with awful latency since the 80s. The speed of light of a couple of hundred km doesn't strike me as categorically worse than that.