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'''Ninjam''' is a collaborative musical jamming software system which has pioneered the concept of "fake-time" jamming (as opposed to "real-time"). Groups using Ninjam connect to a common server, and as the jam goes each user plays a measure. At the end of each measure, whatever each user has played is played to every other user's client, resulting in what some have described as "a mildly strange but engaging experience". Ninjam also boasts a small free web service for musicians to locate other users interested in a common genre or find someone who specializes at a particular instrument to join them in a jam session. |
'''Ninjam''' is a collaborative musical jamming software system which has pioneered the concept of "fake-time" jamming (as opposed to "real-time"). Groups using Ninjam connect to a common server, and as the jam goes on each user plays a measure. At the end of each measure, whatever each user has played is played to every other user's client, resulting in what some have described as "a mildly strange but engaging experience". Ninjam also boasts a small free web service for musicians to locate other users interested in a common genre or find someone who specializes at a particular instrument to join them in a jam session. |
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Ninjam is the brainchild of Brennan Underwood and [[Justin Frankel]], with notable work by [[Tom Pepper]], all of [[Nullsoft]], [[Gnutella]] and [[Winamp]] fame. |
Ninjam is the brainchild of Brennan Underwood and [[Justin Frankel]], with notable work by [[Tom Pepper]], all of [[Nullsoft]], [[Gnutella]] and [[Winamp]] fame. |
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Revision as of 22:16, 12 July 2005
Ninjam is a collaborative musical jamming software system which has pioneered the concept of "fake-time" jamming (as opposed to "real-time"). Groups using Ninjam connect to a common server, and as the jam goes on each user plays a measure. At the end of each measure, whatever each user has played is played to every other user's client, resulting in what some have described as "a mildly strange but engaging experience". Ninjam also boasts a small free web service for musicians to locate other users interested in a common genre or find someone who specializes at a particular instrument to join them in a jam session.
Ninjam is the brainchild of Brennan Underwood and Justin Frankel, with notable work by Tom Pepper, all of Nullsoft, Gnutella and Winamp fame.
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