2012/12/29 16:18:26
vladasyn
I have read that Cubase now offers the Online Recording option. You and your friend can connect Cubase over the internet and record in real time, also see each other with web cam and talk via mic in real time. That is awesome. I wish Sonar offer such functionality. Will it ever be available for us?
2012/12/29 18:09:47
Splat
This is old hat. This used to be called "Res Rocket Surfer" until it got bought out I believe?

> Will it ever be available for us?

Never ever ever ever ever ever. Nope never. I don't think. Maybe tomorrow... Until then never.
2012/12/29 20:08:37
vladasyn
There is online recording like Indabamusic.com web site but I do not remember any DAW to have such functionality. I think it is very useful.
2012/12/29 21:49:02
gswitz
you can do this now if you want, but there's a certain amount of latency. You can use a stream using places like this... http://www.livestream.com/ or http://www.viastreaming.com/shoutcast. You can rent a stream for 40 listeners for $5 a month (more or less). Then, you can use WinAmp to stream up your audio and your listener base can tune in and hear you live. Now, there is latency in this. If you complain about latency from your interface to your computer and back, the latency to a streaming server and out to your listeners is much worse. You can then have your music brought down by another musician who adds to it live. He can hear you, but you can't hear him, because the latency would be too bad. Then, he can stream it up again. In this way, you can play with another musician on the web. But realistically, this method doesn't let you play where you can both hear each other. I'm just posting ideas.
2012/12/29 22:06:52
vladasyn
There couple of web sites that offer virtual DAW and interface, but I like the idea to have the option in your own DAW, like in Cubase.
2012/12/29 22:11:09
gswitz
yes. I agree it would be cool. They could get latency as low as possible. Do you know the measured latency when you round trip in cubase? Do you send your music to the other musician before he sends his to you? You could end up waiting on each other in an endless hesitation loop.
2012/12/29 22:21:43
vladasyn
I do not know how it works. I'd like to try. I have used Indabamusic.com, it was not in real time, meaning- I could not watch track being recorded graphically.
2012/12/29 22:36:40
BenMMusTech
This looks interesting http://www.bitwig.com/bitwig_studio.php it's in beta testing phase but it says it can record over LAN and over the internet.

Peace Ben
2012/12/30 09:19:18
CJaysMusic
You and your friend can connect Cubase over the internet and record in real time,

What's next, having sex over the internet??  :)
2012/12/30 12:32:14
Splat
You can have sex, but only VISTA is supported.
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