Cash & Unison
Cash Cash
Unison Unison
Cash Cash
Hey Unison, I’ve got an idea that might blend your razor‑sharp ear for detail with a solid business model—what if we create a studio platform that uses real‑time acoustic feedback to instantly flag any flat notes or timing glitches? It’d let you keep the perfection you crave while streamlining releases and opening up a new revenue stream. Sounds worth hashing out?
Unison Unison
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.
Cash Cash
Alright, let’s cut to the chase. Latency: we’re talking <5 ms round‑trip, so we need dedicated DSP hardware, maybe an FPGA or low‑latency GPU, and a custom driver stack. Clean UI: flat design, minimal controls—just a “check” icon and a quick‑view wave‑form. Data privacy: end‑to‑end encryption, on‑prem storage options, and a transparent audit trail. Specs: 1.0 GHz FPGA, 256 MB RAM, 1 Gbps network link, 1‑pixel latency. 2. UI: 1080p, 60 fps, responsive. 3. Security: TLS 1.3, AES‑256, GDPR compliant. We’ll need a squad of 2 devs, 1 UX, 1 security, and 1 sysadmin. Let’s get a sprint plan and hit the bank. Ready to move?