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Thinking out loud, I imagine this working quite well: 1. All contributing musicians broadcast they're ready to "jam" 2. Each musician taps a key on their keyb
by mrvenkman 6y ago
Thinking out loud, I imagine this working quite well:
1. All contributing musicians broadcast they're ready to "jam"
2. Each musician taps a key on their keyboard (spacebar maybe) when instructed to on the 1st beat of a bar from a metronome written into the software
3. The software works out the delay, and plays back the rest of the audio stream with delay applied
- novaleaf 6y agodon't need the key press. just have the user hold their mic next to the speaker. The software can play a tone to sync.
- mrvenkman 6y agoYes, and I am quite sure it would also be possible to "hide" a time code within the audio coming in that the softeare can use to remedy slight discrepancies over time. From my experience with sound and sound engineering, the brain wouldn't be able to hear any fluctuations that the software would need to make as the processing power nowadays is more than capable of processing this audio quickly.