A system and method for immersive musical performance between at least two remote locations over a network A system and method for collaborative musical performance where performers at a first location space and a second location space, remote from the first, can experience a perception of being in the same location. The method/system requires obtaining at least one binaural room impulse response of a desired space (which may or may not be one of the locations), sending a low-latency audio stream of performances in the respective location spaces over a network, and applying the binaural room impulse response (BRIR) as a real-time filter. In this way the sound source from the remote location is perceived as located within the desired space when played back through head phones. In one form, one or both of the location spaces may be divided into zones, where a different BRIR is applied, depending on a position of the zone which corresponds to a position where the BRIR was measured.

A computer system for manipulating, combining, or composing dynamic sounds accesses a package of one or more music stems. The computer system then receives an input variable from one or more vehicle sensors. The one or more vehicle sensors measure an aspect of driving parameters of a vehicle. In response to the input variable, the computer system generates a particular audio effect with the one or more music stems.