Once you are done creating, you can save and publish your work online. All you are required to do is to select your desired instruments, the tempo that you want to work with and you’re good to go. Music Shake allows users to create, share and also listen to their creation for free.

This is a beginner’s tool for creating music for videos that is a little less complicated. With this app, there would be little need for apps like Sequel/GarageBand etc.Tools For Creating Music For Videos Music Shake Might this be useful as a simple on-line sketch pad? I could not get MIDI going so I just entered the parts by hand. With melody/bass/perc/pads and it worked. I did a simple I-VI-IV-V progression tune Will be closely watching any future developments in this area.Īnd so will I ( and I am hoping my clients are NOT watching). I’ll bet ‘hard tack to navy beans’ that Cubase/ProTools/etc manufacturers In this direction, many studios, DAW sellers, etc may be affected This web-site DAW thang is new tech for sure but if the trend starts to move To maintain and to move forward, businesses typically However many Cubase users don’t ‘mine the gold’.

Some very eloquent and heartfelt thoughts being posted hereįrom the artist POV of which I totally agree. I was always the guy onstage counting empty seats.Ģ-Business (that’s why it is called: the Music Business) I have always seen the music business as two camps. But I think at any time soon to come a band featuring 4 or 5 people with tablets will be blown anyway by a band featuring people actually playing wailing on drums ,guitars and horns. A segment of the audience for music will accept them. bands will be able to load up some virtual synths and even do gigs. Eventually when speeds are fast and there are dedicated music tablets. What has improved is the market and advertising lies about broadband speeds,these are great. I live in the tech capital of the world and I’ve only seem marginal increases (for practical prices) over the last 5 years. The broadband improvement is more myth than reality to me. Point is, IMO, the so called improvement in breoadband may be coming, and using virtual opened source will get easier but not for 7 - 10 years I think and this will just drive the market for hardware.Īs people get into music they will just want to get better. The lore associated with hardware continues to exceed anything virtual that I’ve ever heard of. Some things I put up for sale get snapped up by young people (everyones younger than me) some who are at the point of jumping on classic names (vintage Korg anything) rather researching specific synths. As Im moving now I,m packing up or selling off 14 hardware synths acquired over the years. I find this pretty fascinating as a consideration as to how music production will go in the future. To do anything but encourage those who want to do likewise, no matter what technique or tools they choose to use, seems to miss the point of this endeavor entirely. I’m just trying to make decent music that people might actually want to listen to. Believe me, there is no more brutal critic of my own music than me. We have enough people in the world who want to compare “good versus bad” and criticize as it is–all a competition does is bring out the worst in what music making is all about. This is why I dislike music writing “contests”. Many of the musicians I admire don’t play an instrument or sing. There are so many artists out there who can do things with music that I will NEVER be able to do. I don’t have time or feel that it’s in any way productive to sit around and decide who has talent and who doesn’t, or what technique of music making is better than another. It’s hard enough trying to create music that lives up to your ambitions AT ALL. I say we spend more time appreciating and creating and less time worrying about what others are doing. “Talentless rockstar wannabes” won’t take over the world any more than those who did paint-by-number oil paintings took over the art world. Who cares what anyone else is doing, unless that someone else is making music with you, or making music you love? I make music because I have fun playing my guitar and turning knobs and tweaking sounds on both on real gear, and GUIs.

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