MusicIP Goes Live
My friends over at MusicIP have launched their new site and are locked down in Austin getting ready for SxSW. I use their Mixer on a regular basis, and it’s a phenomenal product. They have a ton of really smarty people working there, and it looks as though they are working to expand their offering into a cool stack of services and products.
Having been an independant muscian myself when I was younger, looking at what they have available online for bands now is just awesome. When I was writing and recording music 5 years ago, there really wasn’t a lot of online support for songwriters and bands looking for more exposure. The web really helps out, and I think it’s awesome. MusicIP is really well positioned to be integral in the whole process.
Try out their stuff — you won’t be disappointed.
Well done, guys!
March 12th, 2006 at 11:22 pm
Ooo…very timely, I was just looking into different computer-based synths and recording software as I get my music sideline back on track. Are you a fan of ProTools? Cubase? Reacktor? Something Else Entirely?
Now all I need is a good price on a hurdy-gurdy, and I’m set…
March 12th, 2006 at 11:26 pm
ProTools is very good. I’m also a fan of CakeWalk, and SonicFoundry has some good stuff that I’ve used in the past.
As far as hardware goes, that’s a whole other discussion…
I’ve heard nothing but good things about GarageBand from Apple, but have not yet tried that out.
March 15th, 2006 at 1:54 pm
Follow-up:
http://www.boingboing.net/2006/03/14/musicbrainz_free_met.html