NEC 2021 SoundJack Bootcamp

Ian Howell, Kayla Gautereaux, and the NEC Voice and Sound Analysis Laboratory (VSAL) team have worked since March of 2020 to facilitate better online interactions for musicians and music educators. In January of 2021, they offered a free SoundJack Bootcamp course. You are welcome to view these sessions free of charge by following the link below.

This workshop was generously supported through a grant to New England Conservatory by the Mattina R. Proctor Foundation.

If you take advantage of this resource, please consider making a donation ($100 suggested) to further our research at the VSAL.

If you would like to support the New England Conservatory’s low latency initiatives ($100 suggested donation), click the button below.  Once on the donation page, click the dropdown beneath "In Support Of," select "Other," and note "Low Latency" in the text box.

 
 
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Learn the Basics of low latency collaboration online

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learn how to use soundjack to its full potential

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learn how to configure your router and your specific operating system (including the Fastmusic Box)

 

Let us explore the underlying rules of hearing to ask how the human voice might possibly be perceived. This is another way of asking what sounds the human voice is capable of making.