I'm looking for people interested in developing a plugin-driven realtime audio processor for linux (mostly programmers, sound engineers, translators). It should have the following features:

* Real-time, very low-latency sound handling
* Support LADSPA plugins (and automatically create GUIs for them)
* Support every kind of input/output rate the user's sound card can handle
* Support input/output from as many control devices as possible (I mean from MIDI pedals to everything that's input... also a webcam)
* Implement complex GUI and control plugins (ex. virtual loop station)
* Be nice, user-friendly and maybe good-looking. (also let the user set as many parameters as possible if he wants to).
* In the future: manage natively non-mono/stereo input/output

I'm currently thinking about a GNOME (GTK+) based interface, ALSA sound interface, LADSPA plugin support (as I said before) and a new type of GUI/control plugin to develop.
Since I have no experience in team programming (expecially over the net), experienced programmers are welcome.
Suggestions and thoughts are appreciated too.

P.S.: Sorry for my bad english

I forogot to say that also lawyers or other kinds of law specialists, web developers, grahipc working people, artists in general are welcome too, since we've got to define the distribution licence, make a minimum of graphics (at least some good icons and ...), have some real feedback (on the way I mean) and put a website on the internet