[amadeuspagel]

Rockr looks cool. Is it your project? If so, you should do a Show HN. A blog post with a bunch of bullet points isn't interesting for a general audience.

Also, I think it would be cool if you record the mic in the app, so that you can directly loop things you play or sing or even random noises you hear.

[m_2000]

Thank you! I didn't even knew that Show HN existed. It's exactly the right thing.

I'm currently comparing the latencies for recording (recording through a web browser vs recording through an android app) and seeing how much I can reduce the latencies. Rockr wants to be useful, and useful in audio engineering generally means "low-latency" (especially in a loopstation where audiotracks must align perfectly). So it's not sure at that point for me to either stay in the web browser or switch to a potential Rockr-app.

JQuery offers optimizations, but they are limited to the capabilities of web browsers of course.

Thanks for your input!