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  1. First rehearsal session of spring '25 for our #Jazz quartet - note #SonoBus running on the back - we were streaming it ! :)

    with @elif

    photofed.world/p/elifinquartet

  2. Hmm, I just found out about #Sonobus. It looks cool.

    It's a crossplatform #FOSS application that lets you stream audio over the network. From what I understand, it should integrate with pipewire-jack on #Linux.

    sonobus.net/

  3. Also, newly discovered in the same vein: Sonobus. I've JUST installed it and started it up. It seemed to work okay out of the box, but I don't know how much of that is due to previous futzing around with system settings to make Jamulus work. Now it's time to actually READ the Sonobus User Guide. 😉
    sonobus.net/
    #music #musicians #Sonobus #Remote

  4. My current setup is a Bluetooth keyboard connected directly to my laptop, and #SonoBus running in Reaper and as a standalone iOS app. Still better than NVDA Remote, even with the AirPods lag. Plus you get stereo sound.

  5. Fedi-brainstrust.. Looking for #selfhosted #FOSS #WebRTC based multi track audio-recording tools.. Don't need something as fully-fledged as #OpenVidu or #Jitsi; and don't like guests needing to install something so #Sonobus is out.

  6. Hello I’m an artist and musician in Maryland. Currently dabbling with digital paintings. Teaching Artist with #artsforlearningmd. I play #jazz and also jazz-flavored musical improvisation collaborations. Eager to create improvisations with new musicians, I play guitar with lots of effects on #sonobus, contact me if interested.

  7. Kicking things off at the very start, yours truly with a discussion about accessible online jamming/rehearsing/teaching using #Jamulus and #SonoBus, complete with audio examples. Stay tuned. 10:00 BST today, Fri 23 Sep.
    live.accessiblemusic.tech/
    #AccessibleMusicTech

  8. It's been years since I rolled up my sleeves and dug deep into reducing latency in my audio system, since I rarely need to worry about it. But I've been trying out #Sonobus (which my autocorrect likes to call "Donahue") and #Jamulus, and trimming it down to the wire locally appears to be really all you can do. Although I found the bottleneck in the internet.

    Capitalism.
  9. I'm learning how to do MIDI mapping for #VST control in #reaper so I can use it to host #SonoBus and be able to map all the controllers to get a useable mix. (I fear this may evolve into me writing a helper script in SuperCollider for using the track arrows to control groups bigger than 8, but anyway).

    Reaper has really informative (even if unbearably annoying) videos for help and I'm finally going to pay for it, but I'm also wondering what are my FOSS options for VST hosting that have the ability to learn MIDI? This is the first time I've actually wanted to use a VST, so I'm missing a few basic skills here, alas.

  10. #SonoBus on #Unbuntu Studio from the snap store is bad.

    Building Sonobus from source using the very easy build scripts is good.

  11. > #SonoBus is an easy to use application for streaming high-quality, low-latency peer-to-peer audio between devices over the internet or a local network

    sonobus.net/

    #LogicielLibre