In this first episode, I'm aiming to clear up some confusion about available types of online music collaboration. To do this, I'm breaking it down into three key collaborative approaches and including examples of software platforms for each of these approaches.
For more information on online music collaboration strategies visit my website at: <a href="https://www.musiccollaboration.online">https://www.musiccollaboration.online</a>
You can also join my private Facebook group for live streams, tools and tips: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/musiccollaboration.online">https://www.facebook.com/groups/musiccollaboration.online</a> 
 
P.S. The intro/outro music in this podcast is a track titled <a href="https://philosophyofsound.bandcamp.com/album/the-giver">'The Giver' by KOshowKO</a>. It is also a fruit of remote music collaboration of 4 musicians, located on 3 continents and in 4 countries, who never had a chance to meet face-to-face as a group.&nbsp;

School of Music Collaboration is a podcast hosted by Dr Martin K. Koszolko. He is a sound producer and academic with a PhD in remote music collaboration. Your host discusses tools and strategies impacting on collaborative music making in the cloud and interviews industry leaders in this area.
School of Music Collaboration is a portal for disseminating workshops on collaborative music strategies and technologies. The School is also a host of the Collaborative Music Contest with prizes valued at over $16,000.
For coaching, live masterclasses and contest info go to www.musiccollaboration.online