alt Hacker NewsSo want something like this but where the tracks are in the cloud.
I want to "check out" someone's drum loop and add a guitar riff. Check it into a branch.
Someone else checks out the drum+guitar, adds a bass line. Checks in.
"Jamming" with other people is one of the most fun things. To the degree that you can "get close" on the web…
RiffHub, anyone?
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Bandlab Studio, maybe? Never used it, but might be what you're looking for. There's a web version and a mobile app.
I think that's what Soloist[1] is trying to do (unaffiliated, but I've met the founder)
Could be pretty easy to do with atproto accounts. Users could save/share their music as a tangled.sh repo and other people could contribute or fork as they please. A nice UI could hide all of that and make it fun to collaborate on music.
Too bad I'm lazy. RiffHub looks neat.
Yes. I’ve wanted something like this for a while. I’ve always wondered why there isn’t version control for DAWs. So many times I’ve spent hours editing a track and accidentally saved it without specifying a unique file name. Only to open it later and wish I could go back to before the changes that fucked it up.