Project Overview

Sagora Web is a virtual room system designed for musicians who want to practice music with others remotely. It is built using the webRTC technology, which enables real-time audio and video communication over the internet without requiring any plugins or downloads. With Sagora Web, musicians can create a virtual practice room where they can collaborate with others in real-time. They can join the room using their web browser, without the need for any specialized software or hardware. Once in the room, they can communicate with other musicians, hear each other play, and practice together. Sagora Web offers a range of features to enhance the music practice experience, including the ability to adjust audio levels, mute or solo individual instruments.

The system also allows musicians to record their practice sessions, so they can review their performances and make improvements. Sagora Web is an ideal tool for music teachers who want to conduct online lessons or for musicians who want to connect with others to practice and improve their skills. With its simple interface and powerful features, Sagora Web makes it easy for musicians to collaborate and create music together, no matter where they are in the world.

Sagora Web has been developed with the support of the Ministry of Productive Development of the Argentine Republic through its Non-Reimbursable Contributions Program (ANR).

Project Process

The development of Sagora Web began in 2021 from the creation of a multidisciplinary team of professionals from different areas. Initially, an investigation related to the technologies that allow sending and receiving audio and video in real time was carried out. From this research we proceeded to work with WebRTC technology, which allows creating virtual rooms through WebSockets. From the improvement of the latency in the audio, which allows a remote test instance between several people, it was possible to create this tool.