Hi all,<\/p>\n
we created this little and slightly silly demonstration of multi-device timing. \u00a0The devices play separate ogg or mp3 tracks. \u00a0You can test it yourself if you like on\u00a0http:\/\/mcorp.no\/examples\/multitrack\/<\/a> – note that all devices that connect will be in sync (it’s not limited to pr. user), so it’s a global performance! Here is the description available on YouTube:<\/p>\n The MotionCorp Band plays up with a cover of “Silent Man” by Speak Softly. This is a recording from their first practice together, so don’t expect the London Symphonic Orchestra!<\/em><\/p>\n The band members are:<\/em> They run various Android versions (4.2, 4.3, 4.4 and 5.0) – all Androids run Firefox. All synchronization using the inMotion global timing service from the Motion Corporation.<\/em><\/p>\n
\nAsus Zenbook on percussion<\/em>
\nSamsung Note 8 on the Synth (he’s not very good and got the most forgiving instrument, but don’t tell him!)<\/em>
\nThe Nexus 7 brothers (2013 and 2012) on the Piano<\/em>
\nSamsung Galaxy S4 on vocals<\/em>
\nand finally Nexus5 and Samsung Galaxy Tab from all the way from 2010 on backing vocals.<\/em><\/p>\n