Some interesting software from the guy who made Winamp.

http://www.ninjam.com/

http://www.reaper.fm/

http://www.jesusonic.com/

the ninjam thing looks kind of cool. Anyone wnat to hook up for a collab? have to wait until after February for me, I'm moving and it's the Lunar New Year in February.

but yeah.

stuff.

we did ninjam in general banter once

yes i used Reaper on this old slow laptop to record some drums at a friend's house.

free is good

Seems like it might be good to do some ambient type collab stuff.

Yeah Reaper is well good. It's less than a 2Mb installer and thus runs like a shit on a spoon (I don't think that's a phrase but anyway). We used it to stick together our last album with. That Jesusonic thing is built into Reaper, but I haven't used it yet, I think it's pretty much just like a VST/i.

Reaper is very nice for audio. And cheap as hell. You can still use ver .999 for free I think.

EDIT: but I think it is sharware. Like winRAR or something that just nags you after a while but doesn't really give a shit. Id still buy it thoug if you used it enough.

i have a NinJam server set up at home

ip:bleedblops.ath.cx:2049

it's a damn fun program to jam around with friends and stuff.

who are all these peopel!>@?/.

great thing about Reaper is:

  Reaper website said:

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February 1 2007: REAPER v1.74! [download]

 

January 30 2007: REAPER v1.73! Better project template support!

 

January 29 2007: REAPER v1.72! New track template system, and more!

 

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  goffer said:

i have a NinJam server set up at home

ip:bleedblops.ath.cx:2049

 

it's a damn fun program to jam around with friends and stuff.

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does it really work?

i tried but i dont know how to do it properly?

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you can somehow rewire reaper to use vsts/ or programs like ableton, then rewire that into ninjam.

if you wish too know i made diagrams once

I'm in there now. It seems every single person uses guitars/basses! I expected nothing but electronic stuff. I just played a few beats for them with my Korg ER1.

The program is quite hard to set up properly.