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26 Oct 03 - 09:42 PM (#1042282) Subject: Tech: Cellphone software allows a musical jam From: Helen An article in the latest New Scientist magazine gave info about cellphone software which allows a musical jam It refers to technology invented to have mini jam sessions via mobile phone. If you want to try it out on their website go here: Daisyphone - A Group Music Interaction Tool I haven't tried it out yet, but I am just about to. Helen |
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26 Oct 03 - 11:16 PM (#1042308) Subject: RE: Tech: Cellphone software allows a musical jam From: Sorcha Have to wonder what it costs......text messaging is outraegous. So is e mail. Bet this is too..... |
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27 Oct 03 - 01:00 AM (#1042324) Subject: RE: Tech: Cellphone software allows a musical jam From: Helen Yes, well, the main aim is to make people use their phones more. This way you would have to be connected for the duration of the jam session, I imagine, unlike text messages. Helen |
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29 Oct 03 - 04:28 PM (#1044046) Subject: RE: Tech: Cellphone software allows a musical jam From: Helen Well, I thought I'd at least get some "what is the world coming to" type comments on this. Helen |
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29 Oct 03 - 04:32 PM (#1044048) Subject: RE: Tech: Cellphone software allows a musical jam From: GUEST,MMario I'll start using digital cell-phones when the service in our area gets to the point the analogs were six years ago. between the wierd "echo effects, the loss of about 25% of every word and the fact that there is no connection in about 50 of the locale.... why pay for them at all? I lose service at least 10 times on my drive to work - and have to leave my cubicle to make a call on the work cell phone. but I dopn't pay for it... |
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30 Oct 03 - 09:24 AM (#1044484) Subject: RE: Tech: Cellphone software allows a musical jam From: smallpiper Well what is the world coming to! (that ok Helen?) |
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30 Oct 03 - 04:25 PM (#1044779) Subject: RE: Tech: Cellphone software allows a musical jam From: Helen MMario, In Oz we are fairly well covered for digital phones now, although not all remote or out-of-town areas have it. I don't use mine much anyway. I don't give people my number unless I absolutely have to and I hardly ever turn it on, and that is only when I am expecting a call, or if my car breaks down (not often). Thanks, smallpiper, it's nice to get the response I was expecting. ;-> I was also expecting someone to say that it is not really music too (hint, hint) although it is quite a nifty little programme and worth checking out the daisy wheel arrangement of the notes. Someone has too much time on her/his hands, methinks. Helen |
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30 Oct 03 - 04:34 PM (#1044783) Subject: RE: Tech: Cellphone software allows a musical jam From: GUEST,MMario Seriously - they switched our whole company from the analog cell phones we had to the digital - but the digital service plain out *sucks*. Which is part of the reason I am chained to my desk - I used to be able to get up and carry my cell phone - and people could still reach me. I can't trust the digital - so have to stay within arm's reach of the desk phone. |