As I dig into all this deeper I am finding there are lots of videos on youtube on the subject.

Some stating how Bandlab did not work for them. Some showing people playing live who were all in one city Austin Texas. Many addressing the issues with latency.

This one is a method that is said to work. https://youtu.be/OmJUOkf0kE4

This one is four musicians playing live in real time in Austin, Texas https://youtu.be/I2reeNKtRjg

Again, I have not tried any of this but I would think the greater the distance the bigger the latency issue would become. The reason it worked well in the Austin example was because they were not to far apart, all in the same city.

The first example talked about the problems of low quality audio in video programs like Zoom and others. Part of their solution was to use something called "audiomovers". I have never seen that program. I went to their website www.audiomovers.com. Here is what it says "REAL TIME HIGH RESOLUTION REMOTE AUDIO COLLABORATION WITH ANYONE IN THE WORLD"
OK...so I intend to prove or disprove that statement!...lol

There is a large interest in all this due to Covid-19 and the needs of band members to get together to rehearse, and for many other reasons. The world has changed as a function of Covid-19 and I do not think we will ever go back to exactly the way it was before.

Cheers,

Billy

New location, new environment, new music coming soon

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