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Rehearse together, even when you’re apart.

Has a bandmate moved away? Is travelling making rehearsals difficult? Keep playing together from home with NuCorder.

When getting together gets complicated

  • A bandmate has moved away

    Keep your band together and keep making music, each from your own home.

  • The journey takes up your evening

    Fit in a session between studio rehearsals, without the travel.

  • A song needs another session

    Work on a passage as a duo or a band, record your take and listen back together.

Your band, together in an online rehearsal room

A guitarist, keyboard player and drummer rehearse from separate homes, with their computers and audio interfaces linked by a musical cable

NuCorder brings your band together to play live from home. Pick up a song, try an idea, or simply enjoy playing together, even when meeting in person is difficult.

  1. Meet in the same room

    One bandmate creates a private session and invites the rest of the group. Everyone joins from home.

  2. Play, listen and respond

    Hear each other live as the song unfolds. Everyone can play, sing and respond to the others.

  3. Keep your songs moving

    Work on a passage between studio rehearsals or stay connected when distance keeps you apart.

To play, each musician needs a computer, an internet connection and an external audio interface. Sound quality also depends on the distance between musicians, so the easiest way to find out is to try it with your band.

Your first discovery session has no time limit, whether you're on your own or with one other musician. You can then keep trying NuCorder for up to 30 minutes per session without a subscription.

Get ready for your first NuCorder session
A router, laptop, audio interface and headphones connected together

Understanding latency

Playing together means hearing each other in time

When you play online, your sound takes a moment to reach the others. It travels from your computer over the network to their audio setup. That delay makes it harder to stay in time and respond to each other.

Around 20 ms, a delay may already be noticeable: that’s about how long sound takes to travel 7 m through the air. So the greater this “distance,” the harder it is to play in sync.

NuCorder is built for playing music together live. Its audio system helps reduce sound-processing delays, and its settings let you adapt your setup to your equipment. Distance and network conditions still set limits: no solution can guarantee delay-free playing with anyone, anywhere in the world. Try it for free with your band and adjust the settings to find the right setup.

Screenshot of NuCorder's latency and performance settings
In this example, the round-trip audio delay is 20 ms

In the rehearsal room

A mix tailored to each musician

In the mixing console, each musician chooses how loudly they hear the others. Their settings stay personal and do not change what the other musicians hear.

  • Adjust your own mix

    Adjust each musician’s volume separately to find the balance that works for you.

  • Listen back to what you heard

    Record your mix locally as you hear it during the session, then listen back afterwards.

  • Add effects to your sound

    Reverb is included in the free plan. Premium adds chorus, delay and five amp effects.

  • Keep your tools within reach

    Use the room chat, practise with the metronome and tuner, and adjust the master level to control the overall volume.

NuCorder mixer console showing two musicians’ individual audio settings
A personalized mix in a NuCorder rehearsal room.
A conversation between two musicians in a NuCorder room
Exchange a few messages with your band during rehearsal.

See NuCorder in action

A complement to your studio rehearsals

NuCorder does not replace your studio rehearsals. It helps you keep playing together between sessions when one musician is away, the rehearsal room is unavailable, or finding a time that works for everyone is difficult—for example, to keep working on a song.

Three musicians rehearse together online from their homes, each with an instrument and a computer.
The three NuCorder founders play two guitars and a piano around a computer connected to the Eiffel Tower

A project born in France

NuCorder was founded in the Paris region by three music enthusiasts. Our main rehearsal servers are currently in France. We also test servers in different cities across Europe to assess performance and musicians’ needs. Your personal data is hosted in France.

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