Jam

To start:

• Install dependencies with mix deps.get
• Create and migrate your database with mix ecto.create && mix ecto.migrate
• Install Node.js dependencies with npm install
• Start Phoenix endpoint with mix phoenix.server

Now you can visit localhost:4000 from your browser.

TODO

• Multiple Instruments
  • Sampler (pads)
    • Record Mode (into a clip)
    • Play Mode (from a clip)
    • Pads to trigger samples
    • drag and drop sample wav/mp3 files to the pads
    • mapulate play back speed of the sample
    • trigger repeat of the sample
    • record audio live into the sampler
  • Synth (multiple per room)
    • Record Mode (into a clip)
    • Play Mode (from a clip)
    • Different Modes (Bass, Lead, Pads)
    • Filter Controls
    • Waveform Controls
    • ASDR
• Clips
  • Each instrument can create 'clips' of music (various lengths)
  • A clip can be saved into some sort of bin for dynamic triggering
  • You can apply swing to a clip (or maybe this should be global?)
  • Clips can be played together and loop at their various lengths independant of other clips
• Effects
  • Wire instruments into them
  • Reverb
  • Delay
  • Compression
• Transport
  • Global (per room) controls or play/stop/bpm (top of page)
• The amount of instruments is fixed and are assigned to a person (the chose)

Technical Concerns

• Getting the global BPM rock solid taking network latency into consideration
• Doing rendering with svg rather than html dom elements. is this faster?