Online Collaboration?

[Squid Vicious]

I am a bass player and home Pro Tools user. Since I am not in a playing situation I mostly record cover songs with a singer friend. I do a great job with the drum machine and bass tracks though I am not a good guitar player at all.

Does anyone know of any online collaboration sites? Or of a rock guitar player who may be interested in online collaboration? If so, please post here or send me a private message.


Thanks in advance!

[TCM]

AFAIK there are several.

I know Indabamusic.com

For me it is a little "overflashed", and not very transparent.

It looks like our online-world makes true commitment even harder.

The best thing is, if you already know some people, the internet provides many ways of online collaboration.

[fenderrocker]

Hey :)

You might be interested in Dropbox.

As far as a tool for collaboration, I'm not sure of any all-in-one, files transfer, video chat options, but you could easily combine those with instant messenger and Dropbox.

As for the guitarist, I might be interested in that. I play some rock and dabble in Jazz and funk. I mostly do rhythm and comping but can occasionally play lead. I can pull off most things in the studio given ample time. I usually play through pod farm/eleven/amplitube when I'm in my dorm, but at home I have a pretty nice setup for a natural sounding recording. I would have PM'd you but this forum doesn't have that option.

drop me a line:
fenderrocker -at- comcast -dot- net

...or just click on my username at the top of this post.

[netnoggin]

A friend of mine mentioned this one: http://www.digitalmusician.net/

But I can't really say anything about it one way or the other. Just puttin' it out there. The flash-based DAW is interesting, but not quite the real deal. Good effort though.

[TCM]

Originally Posted by fenderrocker

You might be interested in Dropbox.

+1
I also use dropbox!

[fenderrocker]

Originally Posted by TCM

+1
I also use dropbox!

Drop box kicks ass! You simply drop your session folder in there and BAM, you're done (well, after you give the other person the public link).