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Convention Paper

Live Interactive Music on the Internet

Authors: Rubin, Aric

AES Convention 103 · Paper 4546 · September 1997

Abstract

This paper describes a system for interactive production of music over the Internet. Using the DRGN (Distributed Real-Time Groove Network) software, musicians use a distributed computing model to play music interactively through the Internet. Members meet in a virtual recording studio to socialize and collaborate on music. Using MIDI, regular recording sessions bring together a pool of music fans, member musicians, engineers, and producers.

Details

Published in
AES Convention 103
AES Convention
103
Paper number
4546
Publication date
September 6, 1997
Session subject
Networks and Interactive Audio
Affiliation
ResRocket Surfer Inc., San Francisco, CA (See document for exact affiliation information.)
Type
Convention Paper