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I'm making an online collaborative project for university titled WaveGrain. It is a Max/MSP patch that is streamed live to the internet, which manipulates multiple music tracks uploaded by musicians, into an electronic re-mix - with very many possibilities. The more diverse the source tracks, the more interesting the resulting output would be (in theory).

There is no sign-up at all, just upload your tracks and contribute. The re-mixing is running 24/7.

I just have two quick questions to get an idea of the validity of this project.

1 - Would you upload one or more of your tracks? 

2 - Does this sound like something you might listen to?

If you could please answer these, I really would be grateful. And if you have more time, perhaps a quick justification of your answer?

I'm making an online collaborative project for university titled WaveGrain. It is a Max/MSP patch that is streamed live to the internet, which manipulates multiple music tracks uploaded by musicians, into an electronic re-mix - with very many possibilities. The more diverse the source tracks, the more interesting the resulting output would be (in theory). 

There is no sign-up at all, just upload your tracks and contribute. The re-mixing is running 24/7. 

I just have two quick questions to get an idea of the validity of this project. 

1 - Would you upload one or more of your tracks? 
2 - Does this sound like something you might listen to? 

If you could please answer these, I really would be grateful. And if you have more time, perhaps a quick justification of your answer? 

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