I'm back!

I've been gone for a week, my trusty old Macbook's broken. It took a while, but it seems I finally have my old laptop working, so I can blog again. To make up for my absence, I found this awesome link: AudioFree v3. This is a blog that basically links you to tons of free samples and other downloads. It's good to be back, hope you missed me, I missed you!

Links!

Every now and then I will round up some links to tutorials, reviews, discussions and just generally any kind of article I suspect may be of some use to all y'all. Welcome to our first instalment!

Choosing Your Audio Software

I've been getting a lot of questions about what software I recommend for audio manipulation, so I've decided to write up a guide to choosing your software, or DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) as it is called.

Note

I haven't updated in a few days, because these weekends are for partying and that's just what I did. Expect a new post later today!

Computer Music's Pro Remixing Tips Discussion Part 2

Tips 10-18, in this second and final part of Computer Music's remixing tips.

Computer Music's Pro Remixing Tips Discussion Part 1

Computer Music, the UK-based magazine about computer music, has released a comprehensive article on how remixes are done. I don't receive CM at my current address so I haven't been able to read the full article yet, but luckily MusicRadar has digested the essentials for us.

Where to find your free music software

Short on money? Luckily, there are many excellent free plug-ins available, either made by small, amateur developers, or bigger ones that think it's good advertisement to release some stuff for free. All in all, you can now have a huge top-quality plug-in collection for free, without any of the guilt associated with piracy.