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Courtesy of CNet:http://www.bojam.com/index.htmlPerhaps the next generation of DAWs will be built into a browser.

the prob i have with those, is like on ninjam, you ever check that out, you go into a room and theres four metal head guitarists who memorized one scale all trying to solo over each other, and god help you if you try to organize a song or talk music theory.

Yeah, there's a reason some musicians have trouble finding collaborators in real life, too, but I think that as the technology matures, it'll bring the best players closer together. On the other hand, musicians with a proximity advantage will see their pay rates slide in a southerly direction.PS: Seems to me, if they know one scale, they're halfway to musical competence, seeing as how there are only two.

yeah, just needs more structure, and in person you can click off an amp, I only do this cause Im a trained fighter of course, but its an optionyeah, but when you play the exact same pattern on it for 30 minutes, it still gets tedious

I haven't used the service you mentioned here but here are a couple that I'm signed up for that I've yet to use. We talked about this before Milfus and you were on eSession if I remember correctly. It's been a while since I've been on there though I definitely prefer eSession. However, there are a few others for those who are interested in trying the waters:Digital MusicianeSessioneJammingSession PlayersJude 2

Thanks for the links, PREZ, I was aware of the first two; will investigate the others.