Browse by performance type
Start with what the musician is doing live: singing, playing, looping, producing, patching, or performing electronic music.
Each performance type has its own page of musicians, live channels first, with a short intro and FAQ. You can also browse by genre or instrument.
Live singers, harmony builders and vocal performers streaming covers, originals and request sessions.
Producers streaming arrangement, recording, mixing and song-building sessions in real time.
Beatmakers building drums, samples and grooves live, often taking ideas from chat as they go.
Live electronic artists performing with synths, controllers, samplers and hardware. No DJ-only sets.
Solo instrumentalists streaming one instrument at a time: practice, covers, repertoire and originals.
Musicians who take song requests from chat and play them live, from covers to on-the-spot arrangements.
Improvisers building music in the moment across jazz, ambient, instrumental and experimental styles.
Bands streaming rehearsals, writing sessions, covers and full live performances together.
Musicians who teach while they play: theory, technique, production walkthroughs and live lessons.
Singer-songwriters streaming original songs, stripped-back arrangements and writing sessions.
Musical duos streaming together: two voices, two instruments, or a singer with an accompanist.
Loop artists building songs in real time with voice, instruments, percussion and pedals.
Modular synth performers patching live systems, from generative ambient to techno-leaning jams.
Hardware live sets built from synths, drum machines, grooveboxes and samplers, played in real time.
DAWless jams: musicians performing with hardware only, no computer sequencing, live on stream.
Musicians patching VCV Rack, the free virtual modular synth, and performing their patches live.
Synth jams: players improvising with synthesizers, arpeggiators and effects in real time.
Live coders writing code that makes music in real time, with tools like TidalCycles, Sonic Pi and Strudel.