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Nicely done! I saw you're building a cloud version so wanted to refer the excellent https://github.com/sonosaurus/sonobus https://github.com/sonosaurus/sonobus
by pieterk 6mo ago
Nicely done! I saw you're building a cloud version so wanted to refer the excellent https://github.com/sonosaurus/sonobus https://github.com/sonosaurus/sonobus which you might be able to integrate. All the best!
- waveywaves 6mo agoAh thanks for referring sonobus, hadn't seen it before. Would defintiely be good to get some inspiration from there. Do you use sonobus by any chance ? If so, what has your experience been with it ?
- Ylpertnodi 6mo agoNot gp. I use it as I'm writing music, so all my ideas, repeats, mistakes, rewinds, instrument changes, etc etc are broadcast. I'll mute and un'utenza other musicians as i feel.
- waveywaves 5mo agoReally appreciate you sharing your workflow honestly. I have a few follow up questions. When you're using SonoBus, are your musicians running local synths/instruments, or are you working with audio streams? And are you on macOS? Asking because you can actually use Contrapunk with SonoBus today then route guitar through Contrapunk, send the harmony MIDI to a synth via IAC buses, and pipe the audio into SonoBus through BlackHole. But there's clearly an extra step you probably shouldn't have to do. Your session hears the harmonized output and you can mute/unmute the Contrapunk voices like any other musician. Longer term we can look at native SonoBus integration via the AOO protocol so Contrapunk would show up as a peer in your session directly. What do you think about it ? Would love your input on what that should look liked.