mixing/controllerism jam session over the internet

[tekki]

I will!

[Flaekiface]

Looks really good.

I will join the team, cheering for this great idea

[DvlsAdvct]

I'd like to be in on this, but I need to find my camera andfigure out how to set it up for this

[BentoSan]

We are actually looking at some other options we can go down, i am not so sure the stickam page is totally right for us - the chat room only appears to be available when someone is logged into the DJTT account. On top of that the chat room has to be moderated 24/7 to change the 6 people who can cam at a single time. I am pretty sure we can do a lot better than this.

[frak]

Am thinking that latency would be a huge problem with sending raw audio in a collaborative way, but what if...

I started (but unfortunately did not finish cos my C++ skills were crap back then) as a Uni project a TCP/IP wrapper around the MIDI protocol. The bits I did get working were way cool though. So how about maybe some way of hooking into the messages sent by Traktor (to it's NMX files) and sending those via TCP/IP. A lot less bandwidth and you could get a timecode in there as well.

Just a thought... would need hooks into Traktor for that to work. Anyone from NI read this?

[Krilikz]

We are actually looking at some other options we can go down, i am not so sure the stickam page is totally right for us - the chat room only appears to be available when someone is logged into the DJTT account. On top of that the chat room has to be moderated 24/7 to change the 6 people who can cam at a single time. I am pretty sure we can do a lot better than this.

Well to start off...we should just have set times where we know people will be on.


And on a side note, is there any way to feed our screens onto a webcam service? So you can see whats going on in traktor over the internet?

[tekki]

Well, I might be testing some sound server application this week. But this is all sounds and no visuals.

More on it as the story develops.