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"RedSquare Ventures is presenting MixGet today at DEMOfall, though the service is not yet available.  This is a mobile application that enables collaborative jam sessions for music.  A group of users that are in audible range of each other can play downloaded music together, mix tracks, and use the finished product for a new song.  Remixing can be done by each phone acting as a singular instrument.  So based on the type of music that's being played, and the number of participating mobile phones, MixGet will determine how the music jam session can be played out.  Overhead sound is removed as well, and all content is is uploaded to MixGet's server, where its also checked.  \nMixGet currently supports Symbian mobile phones.  Windows Mobile via J2ME is on its way.   This particular service is also being offered as a VAS platform for mobile operators and content providers to use with their own music catalogs and other services.  So RedSquare is also promoting MixGet for content providers which can offer this service to end users.  It's an interesting strategy for RedSquare, and lets other communities that already have licensing agreements for music content,  take advantage of the technology.  Music can be repackaged and \"re-sold\" back to an audience.\nFor the live DEMO, I gotta admit that it took a few moments for all the phones to sync up in order to create an actual jam session that played together as a succinct piece of music.  It all turned out well, though, and may be something that teenagers could get a kick out of."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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