Just 30 years ago, the idea of having a music studio at your home was a mere dream for all but already successful artists and producers, with even a relatively basic setup costing thousands, but the home computer and music software changed all that for good.
Learning to play the ivories is a useful skill for any musician whether their future aims are to play a new Steinway in a concert hall, or just quick a way to get the tune out of your head and recorded onto a computer by way of a keyboard.
Whether you are looking for a music sequencer to quickly re-arrange your latest recordings, or an image editor to sharpen up your photos, all can be found on the web for free. But how safe is installing this software?
Elbo.ws, one of the first websites that brought music blogging into the mainstream by aggregating content from the best bloggers around the world and making it easier than ever before to find your new favourite band, has announced that it will be closing its doors
Microsoft have announced musician-focused hardware “blades” for better control of music software on the upcoming Surface 2 tablet.
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