Hi,
Youtube or Sondcloud are the two that spring to mind for uploading.
Also, if you've been following the threads on here about collaborating over
the internet, you'll have seen the general dissatisfaction around jamming
over the net.
Even if you've got the fastest internet connection in the world, you'll
still get bottlenecks somewhere.
It's like moving house. The fastest running removal person still won't get
you stuff out of the house instantaneously.
There's the speed of light, the resistance of copper (which is what I think
the cables which take the internet under the sea are made from), and the
time it physically takes radio waves (or whatever they are) to travel
between the ground and satellites. The internet just isn't made for it...
neither is physics for that matter.
There's things like Ninjam which work around the problem by accentuating
the problem, and I'm sure it's a lot of fun.
Honestly, buy a looper pedal and have a play with yourself. No arguments
that way haha.
Take care,
Chris Norman
On Sun, 19 Apr 2020 at 15:52, Clive Lever <clive.lever1955@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello all,
Please excuse me if his is technically too elementary for people on here.
I have two things I’d like to learn to do from scratch.
1. If I record a piece of music, how is the most straightforward
and accessible way to share it with others by uploading onto the internet?
2. I’ve heard a lot about people playing together online from their
own homes, but the only thing I’ve heard in any detail is that Zoom doesn’t
work well because there is delay and the musicians can’t easily
synchronise. So, how would I play, say in a virtual jamming session?
I’m afraid you’ll have to go back to basics to tell me how the internet
side of things is done. I’m not asking about how to record the music in the
first place.
Thanks,
Clive
