Skip to content
  • Home
  • About Synthtopia
  • Advertising
  • Feedback & Site Tips
  • Submit Items for Review

Synthtopia

Tag: music community

EMS Synthi Forum

EMS Synthi fans may want to check out the new EMS Synthi forum.

December 6, 2008Leave a comment

Even More Music From Synthtopia Readers

Last week, I asked for Synthtopia readers to send in some tracks to share, via the SoundCloud Drop Box in the right sidebar of the site. We’ve had a ton of cool submissions that we’ve featured previously: Music from Synthtopia readers More music from Synthtopia readers Free music from Synthtopia readers And the tracks keep… Read More Even More Music From Synthtopia Readers

November 11, 2008November 11, 20085 Comments

Take Part In A Global Electronic Music Collaboration

Jochem Paap, aka Speedy J, wants to make an album that represents not just him, but the global techno community. He’s using SoundCloud to create a new global techno project, and he wants you to contribute. He’s ask you to sen him a cool loop, sample, bassline, sound effect to him via his SoundCloud dropbox.… Read More Take Part In A Global Electronic Music Collaboration

November 7, 2008November 7, 20082 Comments

Music From Synthtopia Readers

A couple of days ago, I mentioned that I’m checking out SoundCloud – a new music sharing site specifically for musicians. It’s a site that lets you upload your tracks and then share them via websites, blogs, email, Digg, Twitter, MySpace and Facebook.  I wanted to learn a bit more about how it works and… Read More Music From Synthtopia Readers

November 1, 20086 Comments

Soundcloud Lets You Share Your Music With “Tweets”

Music sharing startup SoundCloud has added the a new feature that lets you “tweet” the tracks that you share. When you tweet them, your tracks are posted straight to Twitter, a microblogging site. Tracks are tweeted from the share-box above each track: Click here to see how it looks on Twitter.

October 27, 2008October 27, 2008Leave a comment

New Site Bojam Like Wikipedia For Music

Bojam is a new site – not officially released yet – that tries to bring the open-source approach to music:  Bojam is an online music collaboration service connecting musicians to mix, record, and collaborate to produce original or popular music. Mass collaboration has been utilized in text (Wikipedia) and software (Firefox). Bojam does so with… Read More New Site Bojam Like Wikipedia For Music

September 11, 2008September 12, 20089 Comments

Karma-Lab Updates Site, Adds Karma-Lab Wiki

Karma-Lab has updated its site, and added the Karma-Lab Wiki, which aims to build a library of useful “how to” information for working with the various keyboards, music workstations and software incorporating KARMA technology. It features articles covering all aspects of the products that incorporate KARMA (such as Korg Keyboards like the M3, OASYS, Karma… Read More Karma-Lab Updates Site, Adds Karma-Lab Wiki

September 6, 2008Leave a comment

OpenStomp Coyote-1 Is An Open Source Effects Processor

Remember the Beavis Board DIY effect pedal kit? The OpenStomp Coyote-1 is a similarly open-ended effects processor, except that it’s for digital effects.  Coyote-1 is an open source audio effects processor, built for guitar players. But there’s no law that says guitar players get to have all the fun! With the Coyote-1, users can develop… Read More OpenStomp Coyote-1 Is An Open Source Effects Processor

June 23, 2008Leave a comment

Posts navigation

Older posts
Newer posts

Topics

  • Android Music App
  • Apple iPad
  • Articles
  • Audio Interfaces
  • Computer Hardware
  • Computer Music
  • Controllerism
  • DJ
  • Drum Machines & Groove Boxes
  • Electronic Instruments
  • Electronic Music & Recording Gear
  • Electronic Musicians
  • Free Music
  • Free Music Software
  • Free Sample Library
  • Garageband
  • Gear Reviews
  • Hardware Effects
  • Interviews
  • iPhone Music Software
  • iPods & Portable Media Players
  • Keyboard Synthesizers
  • Microphones
  • MIDI Controllers
  • MIDI Interfaces
  • Mixers
  • Modular Synthesizers
  • Music Book Reviews
  • Music News
  • Music Reviews
  • Music Videos
  • Music Websites
  • Notation
  • Patch Editors
  • Recording
  • Reference
  • Reviews
  • Samplers
  • Samples & Loops
  • Sequencers
  • Software Effects & Audio Processors
  • Software Reviews
  • Software Sequencers
  • Software Synthesizers & Samplers
  • Speakers & Monitors
  • Strange
  • Synthesizers
  • theremin
  • User Reviews
  • Virtual Instruments
  • Virtual Musicians
  • VJ
  • Workstations

Search

What People Are Talking About

  • Korg Opsix Altered FM Synthesizer Now Available For $330, Was $750
  • Global Chip Shortage Takes Another Victim, The Bastl Thyme Effects Processor
  • Oberheim OB-X8, 'An Amazing-Sounding Instrument', Now Shipping
  • Isla Instruments S2400 Adds E-Mu SP1200 Floppy Disk Backwards Compatibility (Sneak Preview)
  • New Album Features Prog Synth Gods Covering Synthesizer Classics
  • New Magazine From Australia, Modul8, Features '56 Pages Of Utter Synth Geekery'
  • Improvised Ambient Music For Voice & Novation Summit
  • New Sounds For The Korg Prologue From Jexus
  • Spitfire Audio Releases Originals Epic Choir, Featuring The Sound Of A 50 Voice Vocal Ensemble
  • New Music From Brian Eno - 'There Were Bells'

Something To Think About

I’m interested in all kinds of music, and sooner or later most of those musics find their way into my own compositions.

— Philip Glass
2004-2022 Synthtopia, All Rights Reserved
 

Loading Comments...