Top Ten Websites/Programs That Allow Musicians To Jam Or Collaborate Online
There are a number of websites and programs that allow musicians to “collaborate live” with each other available online now. Although the software/sites listed in this post are cutting edge and in some cases, a little rough or BETA versions, this genre of collaborative music/musician sites is steadily increasing and becoming easier to use and implement.
In most cases, I have not had a great deal of experiences with the sites listed here, but can see the benefit that they all offer. If you are an active user of any of these sites or other related sites/software please share with us your experiences with them and/or how you are using them them in the comment section below!
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- Ninjam: “NINJAM is a program to allow people to make real music together via the Internet. Every participant can hear every other participant. Each user can also tweak their personal mix to his or her liking. NINJAM is cross-platform, with clients available for Mac OS X and Windows. “
- ejamming: Currently free during its public beta! Connect, jam, and record online.
- jam2jam:Improvise with others online and creative grooves and music without having to have “music chops”.
- Jam Central Station: Have a virtual band “back you”.
- Kompoz: “Kompoz is a social workspace for musicians and songwriters. Got an idea for a song? Record a track. Upload it. Then invite others to add drums, bass, vocals or anything else!”
- Kalabo: Compose, play, add to, and modify compositions online.
- JamGlue: Upload a composition, mix it, share it…
- Splice: Meet, Make, Mix, and Mash music online.
- JamNow: “Broadcast, podcast or jam live whenever you want, & invite fans or musicians to join in. Or choose to keep your broadcasts private, open only to those you invite. Your sessions are recorded and can be edited, stored in your JamNow tape vault, and downloaded as MP3s. Post your performances as streams on your profile page – build your audience by playing live for people all over the world! Do it yourself!”
- ZipJam: Not an online jam/shareable site, but rather one that allows you to find musicians to jam with and work with in your area.
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