Hi,
I'm not sure as collaborating over the internet in the way you mean is
really possible / feasible. Bearing in mind the little I know about
communications over the internet, signals take some time (considerable when
you're syncing 30 voices) to travel. Even if that time is only 30 MS,
that's still about the time taken to snap your fingers, so you'd notice the
difference.
Sorry to dampen the parade still further.
Take care,
Chris Norman
On Fri, 17 Apr 2020 at 12:14, Sarah Mellor <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
HI Tim,
its interesting what you said about zoom because we've found with zoom,
and with skype, that when a lot of people sing together it goes out of
sink. There is a virtual choir we have joined on zoom and because we can't
sing as a choir for that reason, it is done like an open mike where anyone
can offer to lead a song but the host will mute the other participants so
that when they join in, it doesn't go out of sink. it would be great to
find ways of colaberating with other musicians online and also I would love
to do online shows as I know many people are doing. There are music
festivals online and Garry Barlow is doing a crooners session every day
with various artists which is working very well. I have been referred to
RNIB music advisory service to see if they have any ideas and also
technology for life as I use guide but have found that this is very
limiting so am looking at other options. My husband uses jaws and he
helps me in any way he can when it to do with my music as he is a lot more
technically minded than me.
Best wishes.
Sarah and Andrew.
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Hi,
I'm another new member, and one of my reasons for joining is to explore a
similar question as the one raised below, in my case, how to play together
online with other musicians.
Zoom and other video conferencing set-ups only really work if you have all
the music coming from one place, being streamed to people who want to
listen
to it. They don't work well where the musicians themselves are not located
in the same house. The work-around for this in the case of virtual choirs,
is I believe, that they either circulate recordings for each member to add
to, or they have one central broadcast point, and everyone else can hear,
but can't feed their contributions into the mix
There are several options I've come across which attempt to tackle the
issue
of online collaboration. All of these seem to have been around for a
while,
with very little interest from users until the current virus crisis. There
has been a scramble of activity to try to get these systems working, with
mixed results.
Sighted friends of mine have had some success with a product called
JamKazam, though I haven't managed to get it working yet. The user
interface to this is very inaccessible and only really navigable with
sighted assistance.
I'd be interested to hear from other blind musicians who've tried this or
similar products.
Regards,
Tim Pennick
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Sent: 17 April 2020 09:51
To: Andy C <andyc003003@xxxxxxxxx>; vibe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [vibe] In Reply To: [vibe] New member just saying hi before I post
Hi Andy,
I don't know anything about peddles but welcome to the list. WE are a very
quiet list but I have been wondering how other musicians are coping with
this lock down as going out doing gigs is the thing many of us are really
missing. I know a lot of sighted musicians are singing online and wondered
how we could go about doing this. I did sing on our front drive on Easter
Sunday thanks to some very good friends who set up our small PA system. We
have also joined a couple of virtual singing groups but there is nothing
like singing to an audience. Our neighbours came out to listen on Sunday
and
plenty of people walking and driving by stopped to listen and everyone said
it cheered them up which was very rewarding.
Take care all and best wishes.
Sarah and Andrew Wade.
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From: Andy C - Email Address: andyc003003@xxxxxxxxx Sent On: 16/04/2020
19:17 Sent To: vibe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx - Email Address: vibe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
subject: [vibe] New member just saying hi before I post
Sent from my iPhone hi all
Just join the group today, and will be back later with my first question
which I think will be about looper pedals.
Andy Collins
