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> A collaborative online recording studio. Fandalists could create open projects and see other contributing to their creation. Like a colossal music Dropbox on
by josscrowcroft 15y ago
> A collaborative online recording studio. Fandalists could create open projects and see other contributing to their creation. Like a colossal music Dropbox on a certain tempo. I start a project with a line of guitar and some info (mood, tempo, chord structure). A bassist comes to the site and drops its line of bass. Later, a drummer adds a beat. Another drummer comes and offers a different beat version. In a sense, it would be a cloud-based Babel tower on which thousands would create together.
This is just fantastic.
- replax 15y agoYou'd have to be able to manage it like a git repo, though I think. You could fork a track, make pull requests to add you own stuff and so forth. I'd love to see if that'd work out!
- seclorum 15y agoIts happening already with tools like Reaper, which have integrated cloud-based network recording features. It would be a short step for the owners of Fandalism to get integrated with the authors of Reaper, build in some sort of centralized notification/artist-meetup service, and take it to the next step. IMHO, this sort of strategic alignment of web/cloud-based services and traditional native application (DAW software) is the logical next step.
- fauldsh 15y agoJust wanted to add that I've been craving something akin to this system for a fair few years now, the amount of reasonable little bits and bobs I've come up with that I just can't think of what to do with frustrates me. As for monetisation, tip jars seems the obvious short term solution to me.
- cxz 15y agoYou should check out Jampipe (http://www.jampipe.com http://www.jampipe.com). It's an iPhone app I launched a few months ago and does exactly this!