Jam Session
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Five performers improvise a live ensemble using browser-based Web Audio instruments and network-synced improvisation, demonstrating that a multi-person jam can run entirely in the browser. The session builds a set of layered textures and rhythmic interplay in real time. The concrete claim is feasibility of low-latency collaborative performance from standard laptops. The system holds together and the audience response and applause show it works.
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