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'Using the Internet Time Lag creatively instead of looking at it as a "a problem".' one technique I have used with internet streaming is to tune into your own stream... which, of course, is looping.. :) peace -cpr Quoting Per Boysen <per@boysen.se>: > On Sep 7, 2005, at 18:34, Hartung, Kris wrote: > > > I need to start thinking about broadening my horizons too...I'd > > like to > > start having folks over to my basement studio for group improv > > sessions, > > plus I think there is a way to collaborate with someone over the net, > > but it would involve a 10 sec delay...could be interesting....metered > > songs would be out of the question. > > > > Kris > > > Hey - Your idea are very interesting! And yes, it sure does implement > some really sloooow music. How about setting up a chat client and > musicians can go "will move to Eb minor in 12 seconds...." ;-) > > Or why not play according to some common theoretical improvisation > concept? One quick example right out of the top of my head: > synchronize your watches exactly and decide on something like moving > up three semitones every 20th second, alternating between major or > minor key at every key change. That would be very fun, both to play > and listen to! Using the Internet Time Lag creatively instead of > looking at it as a "a problem". > > / per > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.