The Joint Active Music Sessions (JAMS) platform uses avatars created by individual musicians and shared with fellow musicians to create virtual concerts, practice sessions, or enhance music teaching. (IMAGE)

University of Birmingham

The Joint Active Music Sessions (JAMS) platform uses avatars created by individual musicians and shared with fellow musicians to create virtual concerts, practice sessions, or enhance music teaching.

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A musician records themselves and sends the video to another musician.  The software creates a responsive avatar that plays in perfect synchrony with the music partner.  All you need is an iPhone and a VR headset to bring musicians together for performance, practice, or teaching.

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ARME project

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