alt Hacker NewsEveryone has a browser, not everyone has a DAW, and even fewer people have the same DAW.
Doing this in a browser is ridiculously inefficient.
But if you just want a limited-track scratchpad for virtual jamming, it's the most accessible option.
Everyone has a browser, not everyone has a DAW, and even fewer people have the same DAW.
Doing this in a browser is ridiculously inefficient.
But if you just want a limited-track scratchpad for virtual jamming, it's the most accessible option.
The bigger, broader problem is that "virtual jamming" just doesn't seem to have taken off the way some folks thought it would.
It's not a useless thing to be able to do, but there are few people who seem to want it at the center of their music-making activity. At least that is the way it seems to me. It initially appeared to be an immensely cool new capability, and in many ways it really is. It just isn't a thing that many people want to do.