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Re: Remote Ensemble Playing
From: |
Andrew Bernard |
Subject: |
Re: Remote Ensemble Playing |
Date: |
Wed, 1 Apr 2020 21:06:06 +1100 |
This is all very good but ensembles have been performing double choir
and organ in three widely spaced spots in Venice for centuries.
Without click tracks in 1600.
I am not convinced that there is a human clock running at a specific
rate. Where is the evidence for that, I ask, purely out of interest.
On this topic, I am currently building our own global jam software
with video and audio with low latency based on the open source jitsi
software. if it all works, I get back to you with the results.
Session players are great at following click tracks, but classically
trained players are usually hopeless in my experience, amusingly.
Andrew
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