Ohm Studio, ‘First Real-Time Collaborative DAW’

[yizzle]

Ohm Force has released Ohm Studio 1.0 – its real-time collaborative digital audio workstation software for Windows and Mac.

They describe Ohm Studio as “the first real-time collaborative digital audio workstation.”

Here’s what they have to say about Ohm Studio:

"With Ohm Studio, you can record audio at high quality. Set up your audio interface, check the I/Os, arm your track(s), prepare your instrument and let's go! Once recorded, your tracks are directly available on the cloud for every member of the project. A rock band can have their raw tracks recorded in no time, every member from their own place, in their own time!

The same is true for MIDI. Choose an instrument – whether it's our UVI-powered multi-timbral instrument, some GForce included classic virtual analog, or any of your VST plugins – and record, draw and edit MIDI notes and events. Or let your partners do it for you."

Ohm Studio is free to try – but premium options are available that unlock features in the application and that allow you to host more projects online.

See the Ohm Studio site for details

Source: synthtopia.com

[Tomy]

looks interesting. bitwig will have the same feature online but not for a while by the looks of it.

we just collect and save from ableton into dropbox so it automatically updates the file every time you save. seems to work ok for us.

[Mitch]

Yer it will be interesting to see how this goes in the wild, and if any of the more popular DAWs will pick up similar features.

Dropbox works well for most, as long as you don't save over each others work etc. A bit of simple version control gets around this though.

[BeatLeSS]

we just collect and save from ableton into dropbox so it automatically updates the file every time you save. seems to work ok for us.

Did not even think of this! Good tip man.