NINJAM
Official website • Support link
NINJAM is open source (GPL) software to allow people to make real music together via the Internet. NINJAM uses compressed audio which allows it to work with any instrument or combination of instruments. The NINJAM client records and streams synchronized intervals of music between participants. Just as the interval finishes recording, it begins playing on everyone else's client.- Overview
- Specifications
Basic information
Developer: Cockos Incorporated
Website: https://www.cockos.com/ninjam/
Protocol: Audio
OS Supported: Windows, macOS and Linux
Pricing: Free
Requires sign-up?: No
Detailed information
Features: Unknown
Self-hosted?: Yes
Recommended net-speed: Flexible
Required net-speed: 4 person jam ~1mbps, 8 person jam ~3mbps
Max quality: OGG Vorbis Compressed
Latency (estimate): Measured in musical measures
Last update: Recently updated
Open source?: Yes
Overview of technical specifications
Detail | Value |
---|---|
Developer: | Cockos Incorporated |
Protocol: | Audio |
OS Supported: | Windows, macOS and Linux |
Features: | Unknown |
Self-hosted?: | Yes |
Recommended net-speed: | Flexible |
Required net-speed: | 4 person jam ~1mbps, 8 person jam ~3mbps |
Max quality: | OGG Vorbis Compressed |
Latency (estimate): | Measured in musical measures |
Last update: | Recently updated |
Ease of use
NINJAM requires some terminal commands to operate the server as well as a basic understanding of DAWs (REAPER). The client is a plugin loaded by REAPER that then connects to a server.
info
This is not a standalone application but actually a plugin for REAPER
caution
NINJAM is not a realtime system but uses musical measures to sync multiple parties.