An online audio collaboration tool for low latency audio with lyrics and chat support.
- uncompressed audio transmission in 1 channel 8-bit up to 2 channels 32-bit. This results in crystal clear high-end audio over the internet!
- additional protection against jitter by redundancy in packet transmission
- local audio effects:
- highpass
- lowpass
- bandpass
- delay - With this feature you can hear yourself with an "average" delay that fits the real one from the server. This provides a clean local signal without jitter, while maintaining the delay and thus being "in sync" with fellow musicians when playing/jamming. Usage: click "MIXER" then "EQ DELAY" then "Long Delay" and then "Apply". This will apply the calculated average. You may want to click the "Long Delay" button several times before hitting apply, so that you can choose the appropiate delay. Credits go to Nils Brederlow for suggesting it.
- automatic audio compression when signal overflows.
- built in HTTP server allows for streaming the uncompressed audio in 32-bit stereo WAV-file format to disk or other programs. Supported for both client and server.
- server and mixer access can be password protected.
- low latency MIDI event routing
- qmake PREFIX=/usr # Linux
- qmake PREFIX=/usr/local # FreeBSD
- make all
- make install
NOTE: for those on Linux that have Jamulus already installed, you need to install additionally:
- libfftw3-dev
- libqt5svg5-dev
sudo apt-get install libfftw3-dev libqt5svg5-dev
HpsJam
HpsJam --server --port 22124 --peers 16 --daemon
HpsJam --server --port 22124 --peers 16 --httpd 127.0.0.1:8080 --daemon
ffmpeg -f s32le -ac 2 -ar 48000 -i http://127.0.0.1:8080/stream.wav \
-acodec libmp3lame -ab 128k -ac 2 -content_type audio/mpeg \
-f mp3 icecast://source:[email protected]:8000/stream
HpsJam -h
HPS JAM does not collect any information from its users.
- FreeBSD hpsjam port
- Linux
- MacOSX Binary build here (Use Safari to download)
- Windows (64-bit) Binary build here
- Raspberry-Pi JamBox