* Lorenzo Sutton <lorenzofsutton@xxxxxxxxx> [2020-04-03 09:43]: > On 03/04/20 03:36, worik wrote: > > Given the current curfew has me unable to physically collaborate I am > > looking for software for online collaboration. > > Really depends on what you define as 'collaboration', who you are wishing to > interact with and how. There's a bunch of software / platforms / workflow > but really depends on what your use case is :-) > > I also assume you mean for *musical* collaboration given the list? > > For instance with people I physically play with we often 'collaborate' also > online in terms of (musical / song) idea sharing etc. In that case everyone > uses their own local software set-up for music and then just exchange files > with whatever online platform works for all... > > There are online platforms which offer to collaborate with people by > allowing you to share tracks and improvise/add to them. That can be fun for > practising and getting to know other musicians from all over the world. > > Platforms which claim to allow 'collaborative composition' exist, although I > never tried them. Reaper (which runs on Linux but is not FLOSS) has such a mode. _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
