I'm in New Zealand so if you're in the Pacific, latency may not be as big an issue as it would be between hemispheres. What I was thinking was to get between 4-6 players, maybe a drummer (or drum track) and a bassist, each guitarist improvises a short (1-2 minutes tops) solo over chords played by the other players. And around and around we go for an hour or two. Apparently this can all happen on Jamulus, but I have never used it before. And I don't know whether the latency will be an issue on this. I was really just looking for potential players who might be interested. I will have a go at setting up a Jamulus server this weekend and see how it goes.

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I've never understood why Asians eat dog meat? But then I suppose you could ask the same of the French and horse meat.

So I hopped on a Jamulus session yesterday, it shows each available server, how many musicians are on the session and ranks them all by latency, fastest to slowest. You can specify your own ability level and match it with others of the same. The session I listened to was hosted in Germany with about 8 musicians and it came through Crystal clear. It was the only active session and they were a full band practising "Black Velvet". Seemed pretty good.

Not sure, will have to set up a Jamulus server first and see if it's an issue.