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Endlesss?

ChancedMusicChancedMusic
edited March 2020 in General App Discussion

Just heard about this app. Sounds super neat. I could definitely imagine us this community enjoying being able to work on stuff together easily with this app.

https://endlesss.fm/

Comments

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    Absolutely.

  • spacejackspacejack

    This seems great but how do you deal with latency?

  • lukesleepwalkerlukesleepwalker

    It's not purely synchronous. Communities build up in jam "rooms" with each contribution being a riff. The riffs can come fast and furious at times which can be slightly disorienting at first. There is an option to turn off the live feed so you can work without new riffs distracting you. The whole thing is wildly creative and addictive.

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @lukesleepwalker said:
    It's not purely synchronous. Communities build up in jam "rooms" with each contribution being a riff. The riffs can come fast and furious at times which can be slightly disorienting at first. There is an option to turn off the live feed so you can work without new riffs distracting you. The whole thing is wildly creative and addictive.

    Even in a solo room I absolutely love it. Once it gets loop import and stereo recording this could very well be one of my key apps.

  • lukesleepwalkerlukesleepwalker

    @AudioGus said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:
    It's not purely synchronous. Communities build up in jam "rooms" with each contribution being a riff. The riffs can come fast and furious at times which can be slightly disorienting at first. There is an option to turn off the live feed so you can work without new riffs distracting you. The whole thing is wildly creative and addictive.

    Even in a solo room I absolutely love it. Once it gets loop import and stereo recording this could very well be one of my key apps.

    Agree, the standalone app would be (will be?) a major hit all by itself, even without all of the social/collaborative elements. The "would" vs "will" in that last sentence is completely dependent on whether this arrives as a subscription service or not.

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @AudioGus said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:
    It's not purely synchronous. Communities build up in jam "rooms" with each contribution being a riff. The riffs can come fast and furious at times which can be slightly disorienting at first. There is an option to turn off the live feed so you can work without new riffs distracting you. The whole thing is wildly creative and addictive.

    Even in a solo room I absolutely love it. Once it gets loop import and stereo recording this could very well be one of my key apps.

    Agree, the standalone app would be (will be?) a major hit all by itself, even without all of the social/collaborative elements. The "would" vs "will" in that last sentence is completely dependent on whether this arrives as a subscription service or not.

    Yah would be interesting if the standalone is subscription free with maybe an IAP or two for unlocking the advanced features/instruments, with the subscription being for the online/collaborative aspects. One nice thing is being able to instantly have your jams on multiple devices, that is pretty sweet. If the subscription is not too steep and it has import / stereo recording this could certainly be one of my only subscriptions.

  • ohwellohwell

    @AudioGus said:

    @lukesleepwalker said:
    It's not purely synchronous. Communities build up in jam "rooms" with each contribution being a riff. The riffs can come fast and furious at times which can be slightly disorienting at first. There is an option to turn off the live feed so you can work without new riffs distracting you. The whole thing is wildly creative and addictive.

    Even in a solo room I absolutely love it. Once it gets loop import and stereo recording this could very well be one of my key apps.

    Yup! Solo room is still Tim Exile’s looping machine for the masses and it rocks!

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