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Digital Audio Computer Music-Making and MIDI XG
Now more than 10 years old!
This site was originally for users of the good 'ole General MIDI (GM) and Yamaha's superior XG MIDI standard; specifically, the SYXG-50 and SYXG100 softsynths, now discontinued.
Now it's also for musicians using the computer for making music in the digital audio realm too.
But that's not to say TheWhippinipost is abandoning you GM and XG MIDI users. You can still find the comprehensive MIDI XG guide on how to interpret and use XG's specialised commandset to tap into its hidden power.
Mixing music is another area now covered with lots of articles, interviews and tutorials including the popular 10 essential mixing tips.
There's also an overview (plus many reviews) of popular computer music products, including keyboards and midi and recording equipment.
Oh the list just goes on including the ever-popular online music calculators plus a growing bank of online video tutorials for musicians - just get stuck in and discover, learn, tell your friends and enjoy!
I just happened to bump into the brother of Ian Lewis tonight, owner of Cheshire-based Whitby Studios in the UK. I haven't seen him in years; good catching-up with you again, Nige ;)
Anyway, since 2003 the studio has been offering student placements for those wanting to learn the finer points of audio engineering in a real working, busy, studio - Ian's apparently looking for another again, to start September 2007.
Upload your music promo videos, for free!
I was waiting for this to happen - Even thought about it myself but the costs of providing the bandwidth for downloading videos are frightening. Nevertheless, it was only a matter of time before someone came along that was brave enough to do it... and here they are, My Music Player TV.
It's been a while since I last read a good 'ole warez debate on the forums.
Press play!
Think of any popular brand in software - Cubase, Reason, FruityLoops, Photoshop, Dreamweaver etc. - and you will see a brand owing at least some of its success to the "freedom-fighters" of the web: the software crackers.
A side to the warez debate that often goes overlooked is it can potentially be worth $millions to the right company, with the right software. I'm gonna show you how this works using a forum post written by a member called Prime:
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