Soundtrap is a collaboration platform built by streaming giant Spotify. All collaborators must be on the same local network.Allows collaborators to leave and re-join recording sessions at any time.Integrates with dozens of electronic music devices and apps.While this isn’t quite as “remote” as other programs on this list, it’s a huge leap forward for digital recording collaboration. Only one editor can share their workspace at any given timeĪbleton Live now includes Ableton Link, which allows for multiple electronic instrument inputs to all stay in sync and record simultaneously while connected to a local network.Not a file transfer platform, so you’ll still need some sort of file transfer system to share edit files and final exports.Timestamped chat notes and on-screen annotations.Works with any DAW or other editing software.Not only are you able to stream your full workspace in HD with almost no lag, you can do it while video chatting with your entire team and making notes in real-time. While you can text chat in real-time, working in real time via cloud saving can be problematicįor editors that miss the real-time collaboration of being able to sit down in the studio together and swap ideas face-to-face, Evercast has the perfect solution.Includes a built-in chat feature for real-time communication.This allows for multiple editors to work on the same Pro Tools project remotely, and all changes are automatically saved to the cloud.
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From allowing live multi-instrument recording to face-to-face editing sessions, each one is designed to break down the barriers created by distance and allow your team to seamlessly collaborate.
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