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Spitfire Audio LABS Series
The Spitfire Audio LABS programme is an infinite series of software instruments, free and easy to use; made by musicians in London for anyone, anywhere. We release one every month, as well as a bimonthly creative compendium, The Notebook. And in case you missed it, they are all FREE.
https://www.spitfireaudio.com/labs/
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FREE FX Pack - Trailer Tools Vol. 1 from Trailer Music Academy
Trailer Tools Vol. 1 contains a wide selection of sound styles that’ll help you maximize your music’s ambiance at your comfort. Sound designs range from refined booms to spine-chilling atmospherics; as well as tenacious whooshes and of course… the ever-famous impactful braams!
All sounds are live-recorded and post-produced using the latest gear by the talented Maks Piszczek – who has also provided these very same sound samples to renowned and professional composers in the cinematic... -- read post
SynthMaster 50% OFF 2 Days Only
KV331 Audio's awesome wavetable and virtual synths, SynthMaster One and SynthMaster 2.8 are available for 50% (with extra discounts available if you subscribe to their email newsletter and try their demo). So for around $60 you can have two gargantuan sonic tools at your disposal. Includes 1800 or so presets too. And if you're a glutton for presets, you can double that number by purchasing their Everything Bundle which packs all available affiliated 3rd Party sound packs, plus the two synths... -- read post
Sell Your Music Online with TuneCore
Sell Your Album Online with TuneCore
TuneCore is a low, flat fee service that distributes anyone's music or videos to iTunes, eMusic, AmazonMP3, and many other major download sites, while taking no rights and no revenue from the sale of the music. Artists are building careers, selling significant volumes of music and generating revenue while keeping their rights utilizing the new model created by TuneCore.TuneCore has distributed hundreds of thousands of songs to iTunes and other digital... -- read post
GAJOOB Magazine's Archive
I published GAJOOB in print from 1987 to 1994 and then online from around 1990 onwards. Yes, 1990. GAJOOB first went digital as a Mac Docmaker-format zine, complete with sound samples in Unix AU format. -- read post
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I unbox a CD sent to GAJOOB by Don Campau called "Interim Assignment". Sorry about the audio.
Top 10 Must Have Instrument Plugins For Producers
I've been doing a lot of weeding out VSTs and arriving at a solid arsenal and Sean Divine's video about his top 10 really helped me. He's using Logic like me, but this should be helpful whatever the DAW you're using.
Top 10 Must Have Instrument Plugins For Producers
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Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 (2nd Gen) USB Audio Interface
So I'm considering this audio interface. I hear good things about it. It has 2 headphone outs. I'm coming from sort of an old school setup; a MOTU rack firewire interface which served me very well, even recording into a very old iBook with OS 9 and Bias Deck II as the DAW. Now I'm on a MacBook Pro with Logic Pro X.
I've purchased a couple entry level audio interfaces since moving to the new computer. An IK Multimedia Solo and a Behringer Onyx. I got the Onyx because I used to run a Mackie... -- read post
About Homemade Music
Homemade Music was started by GAJOOB Magazine's Bryan Baker (that's me) in 1999. At that time I wanted to have a niche site filled with albums by the home recording artists I was featuring in GAJOOB. It was fun for a while, but real life took a turn and I took a few years away from music to pick up the pieces. At least as many as I could. I'm still trying to do that, to be honest.
Now I've picked up this piece and I'm spending more time here. To me, Homemade Music is just something I love... -- read post
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Opening an envelope dated 2004 from Joel Krutt -- it's his CDr What Next? See the listing at http://gajoobmagazine.com/joel-krutt/blog/55/joel-krutt-what-next