How to Send a Track to a Mac?

Gary Levitt, Co-Founder of Future Moments, is back to discuss the enhancements to MicSwap that allow private and secure collaboration on any audio project, and especially music projects. Gary explains why that security is so important, how they go about accomplishing it, and gets a little geeky in explaining how the system works. We also cover some of the basics of MacSwap and MicSwap MultiTrack, and what else they are working on.

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Guests:

Gary Levitt is Co-Founder of Future Moments, a musician and recording engineer.

Links:

MicSwap

MicSwap MultiTrack

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