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How Much Free Music Can You Handle?

09Oct09
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How much great free music can you handle?

I hope you’ve got enough room for seconds, because Synthtopia readers are making a lot of interesting music and putting it into the Synthtopia Soundcloud group.

We’re talking hundreds of tracks, ranging from ambient to DJ mixes and everything in between.

You can listen to the latest tracks by clicking the “Listen To Music” link at the top of the site, and you can keep listening even after you leave the site.

Here’s how it works:

  1. You click the link!
  2. You listen to great music!
  3. You download the tracks you like!

Remember that you can click the info button and get info on tracks that you like, and you can click through and leave comments, words of praise and geeky technical questions on the artists’ Soundcloud pages.

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