There’s also a few YouTube content producers you could reach out to who might be interested as jamming in lockdown.
https://youtube.com/c/ColeLam, very talented young kid.
https://youtube.com/c/BrendanKavanaghDrK and https://youtube.com/user/pianoboogieking are two others.
Still very early days but you can try it out at https://sequencer.party - you can share session URLs with friends and jam.
I think it’s cool we had the same idea, very validating and p2p is such an interesting technology to me!
I seem to get a 'room is full' error when I try to connect between my macbook and imac. Any tips?
For a jitterlesss demo you can also check out piano.jminjie.com (central server, not p2p), where I've introduced an artificial delay so that the notes can be snet with timing info, and scheduled ahead of time to avoid jitter.
Latency can also impede a smooth jamming experience, but seems to be manageable in general when it's under 20ms one-way delay (I have been able to achieve this on a wired connection at 50 miles distance in the middle of the day). There's also relationship between bpm of the song and acceptable latency similar to the concept behind sampling frequencies (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sampling_(signal_processing)). The faster you're playing, the more latency matters.
(Feels petty, but was encouraged by your positive response to the coffee icon recommendation.)
Sending this to my music buddy!
> No browser support for MIDI. Consider trying Chrome or Edge
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MIDIAccess
But you can try it out on Firefox using computer keyboard input (letter keys ASDFGHJK)