github for musicians

[ghost]

from my own perspective, it would be interesting if:

• there would be a github for musicians
• the idea would be creating a plattform where people could easily and freely collaborate and sharing music projects, samples and eveything they use for making music, ranging from samples, to whatever
• the games would be monetized with ads, all the content would be free, and people would be paid in function of their amount and quality of contributions, instead of visualizations and usage of their content
• this would be automatically evaluated throughout AI

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main purpose:

• incentivating collaboration and remunerating people by how much they contribute to the community with their work
• the monetization could eventually take place in the blockchain domain (using a plattform like uphold)

[tsl143]

@tmm2018, can you please elaborate this a bit more :)

[ghost]

_{what i mean is to create a plattform that allows people collaboratively in an opensource fashion, in regard to game development. this includes the following:}

• _{sharing project files related to their work}
• _{collaborating in the process of creating libraries of sounds, plus catalogues of music which they could share, remix, etc.}
• _{showcasing work, like you would normally do on spotify, soundcloud, or bandcamp}
• _{collaborate within performing at distance, perharps with midi or opensoundcontrol over network, or things like a more lightweight version of jacktrip, in terms of memory consumption}

_{the plattform should allow to:}

• _{monetize that content}
• _{sell their content}
• _{licensing their content}

_{blockchain technology could be used in the overall process, contributing to give freedom to people throughout technology, rather then enslaving them in a capitalistic fashion}

_{the monetization of content, should be based on big data analysis of quantity vs quality ration of contributions (rather then volume of visualizations or subscriptions, which creates unfairnesses regarding demographic taxes vs high quantity of contributions, such as it happens in youtube and vimeo)}