This video, via craigwilliamsmusic, takes a look at how you can use Skype with your DAW for Internet collaborations.
Probably not something most DAW users will do a lot, so if the need comes up, a free solution may be a good option.
Is online, realtime music collaboration going to be a big deal?
That’s the premise of Ohm Studio – a full-featured DAW for Mac & Windows that’s designed for online collaboration.
This video demonstrates a couple of musicians making music together online in Ohm Studio, which is currently in beta testing.
This seems like this could be the seed of something cool. Check it out and let me know what you think!
Online music collaboration community Digital Musican has released the Digital Musician Plug-in (DMP), a plug-in that sits in any insert channel of any VST or AU Audio Sequencer/ DAW.
The plugin enables real time, connection of different music production applications, via the Internet. DMP is free for registered users of digitalmusician.net.
?Using the DMP I can be running my Cubase on Windows in my Hamburg studio, collaborating with my guitarist in Los Angeles running her Logic system ? all recording in real time in a simple smooth work-flow,” says Digital Musician Chief Technology Officer Charlie Steinberg. ”It?s as though we are all in the same studio together.?
?The DMP is a milestone in my vision for musicians to connect, collaborate and produce music together, no matter where they are in the world,? adds Steinberg. Continue reading
This is a preview of Ohm Studio – a standalone DAW/sequencer that will allow you to make music collaborations with your friends or musical partners from all the world via the Internet.
This video shows the Ohm Studio prototype and some of its real-time features in action.
If you’re interested in being part of the Ohm Studio beta test, check out the Ohm Studio site.
Jochem Paap, aka Speedy J, wants to make an album that represents not just him, but the global techno community.
He’s using SoundCloud to create a new global techno project, and he wants you to contribute. He’s ask you to sen him a cool loop, sample, bassline, sound effect to him via his SoundCloud dropbox. I’ve embedded examples of what he is looking for above.
Speedy J will use the input as the raw material for his next album. The project will be released on his label Electric Deluxe and the collectivisation approach will also trickle down through the album?s profits, which will be split 50/50 with all the artists that appear on the album.
It’s a cool concept for an album, and an interesting use of SoundCloud.
via beatportal