I love the idea of connecting musicians over the internet. But in many music technology applications latency is critical and from a musician's standpoint the t

I love the idea of connecting musicians over the internet. But in many music technology applications latency is critical and from a musician's standpoint the technically achievable latency is not suitable for actual music making apart from some exceptions - even with dedicated hardware. When making music that depends on a beat, pocket or groove any roundtrip latency larger than 3ms is noticeable and >6ms is not playable. If you play software synthesizers on your computer you probably will be aware of the issue since the sample rate and buffer settings of your soundcard alone introduce latency that ranges from playable (for me <4ms) to unacceptable. Since network latency alone can easily get worse than that I don't see technology like this being usable for playing serious music that focusses on rhythm. Note that the demo they use is piano and singer which in combination with the chosen song is decently forgiving latency-wise. I'd like to hear a demo with a grove where they switch between each participant to hear each musicians version.