I got this idea yesterday while relaxing and not thinking of anything in particular. Why not publish a synth running in real time by streaming it from a server? Radio stations can be tuned from the web, right? A speech or concert can have a live webcast, no? So why not a synth. The audio output would be digitized and then encoded in real time to be streamed. And here is the appeal: I am an individual, working at home in my studio, who likes to create self-running patches. I sometimes record with ProTools and a Digi001. But I am not really into recording. Neither can I realistically get into performing live. But I would like to let other people hear my synth. Wouldn't it be great if I could publish it to the Internet, real time. People could just tune in and listen for a while. I wouldn't care if they recorded it. How crazy is this? Has anybody done it that you know of? -Richard Brewster
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Streaming a synthesizer to the web in realtime
2004-04-13 by Richard Brewster
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