I love the concept, but we need to nail the latency first—any delay and it’s a joke, not a tool. Also, the interface has to be so clean that it doesn’t distract from the music. And don’t forget the data privacy angle; artists need to trust the platform with their recordings. If we get those straight, it could be a game changer, but we’re talking serious engineering, not just a gimmick. Let's outline the specs and see how much sweat we’re willing to put in.

That spec sheet feels like it’s been written by a hardware engineer, not a musician. 1 pixel latency? If it’s that low, you’ll still see a wobble in the waveform when a note’s off. 1 GHz FPGA is fine, but let’s double‑check the DSP kernel; any hiccup and you’ll kill the vibe. I’m fine with the team size, but I want the UX designer to prove that the “check” icon actually feels right—no extra clicks, no hidden menus. Also, I’ll need a detailed audit of how the encryption keys are handled—no surprises. Once we iron that out, we can draft the sprint, but I’ll need the wireframes and a prototype in the next two weeks. Let's keep the tone focused; no room for sloppy work here.