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The Ninjamic Nebula of Dreams is a small excerpt from a spontaneous jam on the Synth Seeker community Ninjam server.

Featuring
‪@synkrotron‬ , ‪@JeffHopkinsMusic‬ , ‪@AnnaMotionMusic‬

The full 49 minute recording can be found here: https://ninjam.synthseeker.online/rec...

NINJAM/Jamtaba is a collaborative musical jamming protocol that allows musicians to play music together over the internet. It was developed to address the issue of latency, which is the delay between when a musician plays a note and when it is heard by others.

Here’s a breakdown of the NINJAM/Jamtaba process:

Synchronization:
Each musician’s audio stream is synchronized to a common tempo and “interval” a.k.a BPI. This means that each musician is playing along with the same musical framework, ensuring that everyone is playing in sync.

Latency Compensation:
To compensate for latency, NINJAM delays the audio stream by one musical measure (e.g., 4 bar's of music) a.k.a 16 BPI.
This allows each musician to play their part, and then the audio is delayed and sent to the other musicians.

Client-Server Architecture:
NINJAM uses a client-server architecture, where each musician runs a client application that connects to a central server. The server manages connections, chat, and data streaming.

Audio Streaming:
Each musician’s audio stream is sent to the server, which then distributes the audio to all other connected musicians.
The audio is delayed by one musical interval to ensure synchronization.

Clocking:
Each client’s audio stream is synchronized against a distributed clock. This clocking is used to distribute the audio out to all other clients, ensuring that everyone plays in sync.

(NINJAM overview taken from ‪@JamInPeace‬ who does amazing NINJAM performances)