PabloOsinaga

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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
that's interesting after you make a first crack at your song wouldn't you like to have awesome session musicians play parts?
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
isn't it still useful even if he lives close by? aren't there times when it's more convenient for you guys to each do your track at your own time / place ? note I am not arguing against jamming side-by-side for real - w
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
We are working on the Windows version. We haven't started working on a Linux version yet. But at some point we will start working on mobile versions too ( iPhone/iPad/Android ) I guess iPhone qualifies as Linux :)
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
That is interesting and opens the whole debate of whether it's best to let people integrate their tools vs having our own experience. We'd love to find a way to let people use their tools - however, the type of UX that we are goin
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
fixed, thanks
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
The bands/musicians audience engagement is very interesting - we should probably make it more straightforward to share collaborative song links. While you can do it now, it's semi-tedious that you need to have the app installed f
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
Certainly. For now the micropayment amount is 0 and you can already find pretty decent musicians there.
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
I think there is a "long tail" tendency in all forms of art. I.e., with YouTube/the internet you can now follow long-tail musicians that you love. And it will be the same for creation and not just consumption - you should be
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
Yes, each track is recorded async/separately. When you record, you do it on top of what's already been recorded. You can change the mix, but only the original song "creator" can persist that change permanently. If you w
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
yes, you can browse "community songs" other people have posted and add your parts to them or you can create a new song, record 1 or many tracks and select available musicians you'd like to record in it - or post it back to th
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
BandHub is not real time, but rather async. You lay down a track, then someone else lays down another and so on. You record on top of what's already been recorded. It's like a multitrack YouTube so to speak. EDIT: new tracks s
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
BTW - if you install the app, you can open this song: http://getbandhub.com/?s=524e26a8cc8d46e238000001 And experience: > Andrew Mason (Groupon co-founder) > Adrian Holovaty (inventor of Django web framework) >
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
We are working on it and will have it ready in a few weeks... Ping me privately (contact info in my profile) if you want to test our alpha PC builds
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
you can use it to shoot video clips - so when you are filming, you hear the music - and it's easy to put all together nicely then ( 10x easier than using video editing software )
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
It is designed to record music, as it enable multiple tracks of both audio and video to be mixed together. I guess you could be creative and use it for audiobooks where you have a few narrators that take turns :) -- but that would look more
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
BandHub is not like a github in the sense of sharing / versioning of plain files. it's an integrated product that makes it easy to produce music for both the hobbyist musician (think YouTube musicians) as well as the pro. it is
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Show HN: BandHub - The Internet Recording Studio(getbandhub.com)
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
Yeah, problem with that is that you would only hear what the other people are playing 1 loop in the future- the whole point about jamming (for me) is to adapt real time to what others are doing, so you couldn't do that I started thinki
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
I would suggest adding more information about the desktop app. There is only one link at the bottom of the page, but I don't feel comfortable installing it without first knowing what is it about.
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
why? would love to understand. what type of music do you do?
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
we are working on a new app to make it easy to do music together over the internet. working hard to release a beta soon, but here is some prototype/early alpha info/demo: http://getbandhub.com would love to hear from
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by PabloOsinaga 13y ago
I was a contestant in that show back then. I did win the skill based game and got to the final round. I was absolutely certain that I was going to pick the winning key (it's nuts to think that, I know). It's funny how even that is simila
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by PabloOsinaga 14y ago
I see. In your experience, do people end up complementing the platform-specific C# UI code with native (e.g., objectiveC) pieces? My worry is there are so many nuances in building a rich UI app - that even searching/finding samples online
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by PabloOsinaga 14y ago
I am a bit ambivalent - on one side, as I think about new product ideas that will naturally be multiplaform, something like this is very appealing in theory, but my experience tells me that the lowest-common-denominator approach has almost
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by PabloOsinaga 14y ago
doesnt work in-stream for me (in facebook). link opens a new window which redirects to a facebook app where the canvas is the 'main' ribbot page (not my product).
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by PabloOsinaga 14y ago
Its not surprising to see that TC visitors are more engaged - after all, for you to get to the company from TC you need to click on the article, 'parse' the text and only then click on the right link. many times, simply reading about the c
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by PabloOsinaga 14y ago
I agree with the article and I'd like to challenge pg's view that hackers should let others (arguably non-hackers) start enterprise startups. I agree with the article because while it is true that startups addressing "localized" enterprise-
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by PabloOsinaga 14y ago
We (masporloschicos.com) have been doing roughly the same since 2005. (instead of health we focus on malnutrition) Note- site is in spanish - targeted to the Argentine audience We are a bit less granular though - instead of matching against
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by PabloOsinaga 14y ago
I agree. I think email is broken for people in the manager schedule http://www.paulgraham.com/makersschedule.html That's why we keep hearing how painful email is from people like PG (someone clearly in the manager schedule) but a lot of
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by PabloOsinaga 14y ago
and you can also see in realtime the typescript -> javascript compilation as you type your typescript code. pretty cool.

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