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Read more...Raise your hand if you had a garage band in high school. Keep it up if you’ve reconnected with your old bandmembers on Facebook.
The rest of you are dismissed.
OK kids, you know you’ve thought about this. You’ve wanted to jam online. You checked out eJamming and Ninjam, but never got hooked playing music with friends over the Internet because the lag time quickly destroyed your vibe. This month, garage bands the world over are one step closer to their virtual reunions, thanks to a little technology from Stanford and a team of Silicon Valley musicians.
San Jose-based startup MusicianLink has launched a $299 product called Jamlink which contains a sound card connected directly to a network card and some algorithmic magic sprinkled on top. When connected to a 1 MB upload / 2MB download internet connection and a musical instrument, users hundreds of miles away can jam with clarity and no perceptible lag in real time over the Internet.
Hands up if you just pictured Jack Black leading a live-streamed concert with band members spread across the planet, launching a heavily distorted global revolution of peace, love and awesomeness.
I tested the product at the MusicianLink apartment in San Jose, CA on Friday. The video below captures CEO and cofounder David Willyard playing with the company's music director Dan Meblin, who was 80 miles away in Novato, CA at the time. The sound was as clear and
immediate as though Dan were in the room.
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eJamming audio technology breakthroughs have been getting the attention of media, music products and technology companies. The real time connectivity we provide musicians and music lovers all over the world broadens the markets of companies delivering goods and services for mass market entertainment and maximizes the use of next generation chips for hand-held computers and web-enabled cell phones like those powered by Intel.