Get together in a space, and play as an ensemble, not just a soloist. Oh yeah, and we can probably even do better than just mashing play at the same time (though sometimes that works)! Sync, Link, Link Audio, let’s explain how to make it work so you can get to the jam. Thanks to Ableton for helping support this series. Don’t forget, if you’re keen on getting the latest version of Ableton Live, the flash sale ends April 29. (affiliate link) The strategy: Link as the hub This is all about playing together in the same space. ( Playing online is another topic .) Wired or wireless, our goal is to make it as easy as possible to set up an effective jam session — other copies of Ableton Live, Move, Push, MIDI gear, drum machines, iPhone and iPad apps, other DAWs, Eurorack rigs, vintage analog gear — the works. The key to working with Live here will be using Ableton Link as the timing glue. Anyone who shows up with gear and software they want to sync can then join Link to establish a collective, shared timebase.…