[microsound] realtime net audio platforms

[Paul Shuler]

I've had some fun experiences jamming with ninjam. It syncing is achieved by
"being a measure behind" which takes a little getting use to but it is
effective. here are some links to .ogg jams that I have been involved in.
(koostix) Cheers
http://autosong.ninjam.com/index.php?search=koostix&usehist=$usehist

On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 7:35 AM, Justin Glenn Smith <noisesmith at gmail.com>wrote:

> Roger Mills wrote:
> > Hi Everyone,
> >
> > I hope this is ok to post here but I am doing some investigating of
> > realtime net audio platforms and wondered if anyone knew of any others
> > than ninjam, eJammer, netpd, Keyworks ?
> >
> > Anyone had experiences (particularly improvising) using any of these or
> > any other platforms ?
> >
>
> The jack audio connection kit (primarily Linux, but availible for Mac and
> Windows also) has the netjack backend, which can be used simultaneously
> with
> the regular sound-card based one. I have heard good things about low
> latency
> usage over ethernet, but I am not so sure about using over longer network
> distances.
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