Leading on from a post by Andy Buclaw about the tone matrix,( http://andyinwriting.wordpress.com/ ) i followed a link on the page he mentioned and found this cool site for easy music creation. The idea is that you can load up different modules (tone matrix, bass synth, phaser, delay etc) and graphically connect them together and use them to create music. (screenshot shown below)

It is a lot of fun. I have had a little play around and guarantee you i will be playing with it alot more. Follow this link and start having some fun. : HobNox Audiotool

Es gibt in Flash ja mittlerweile wirklich viele Online Anwendungen welche wirklich sehr ausgereift und brauchbar sind. Heute möchte ich euch zwei sehr nette Audiotools kurz vorstellen. Beide könnt ihr kostenlos verwenden.

Hobnox Audiotool

Das Hobnox Audiotool bietet ein virtuelles Soundstudio, dass man nach belieben mit virtuellen Geräten bestücken und dann realistisch verkabeln kann. So kann man die Geräte direkt wie die Originale bedienen und entsprechenden Musikstücke erstellen und in Echtzeit variieren. Sehr coole Spielerei mit der man auch ernsthaft etwas produzieren kann. Die Musik kann man mit einem Recorder mitschneiden.

Folgende Geräte sind mit an Board:

• Drumcomputer TR-909
• Drumcomputer TR-808
• Synthesizer TB-303
• Synthesizer ToneMatrix
• 16-Kanal Mixer
• Splitter und Merger
• 12 Effekt-Geräte

http://www.hobnox.com/audiotool.1046.de.html

Aviary Myna

Myna ist ein vollwertiger Audioeditor, mit dem ihr bestehende Samples abmischen und bearbeiten, eigene Sounds aufnehmen und alles mit Effekten belegen könnt. Eine umfangreiche Sound Datenbank steht direkt im Programm zur Verfügung. Beispielvideos und Dateien zeigen was so alles machbar ist. Eine große Datenbank von Benutzerkreationen ist verfügbar, und umfasst derzeit über 14.000 Files.

Das Tool bedient sich recht komfortabel und ist schnell zu erlernen.

http://aviary.com/tools/myna

Und jetzt viel Spaß beim kreativ sein.

So checking out my boys site the Hydroz I came across a nice little site that can be very addicting if you enjoy playing around with online virtual analog gear. I especially like that it includes one of my favorites the Roland TB303! So go tweak & freak and see what sounds you can make happen! You can  find it at hobnox.

Live recording of your tracks is finally possible. Choose your set-up, add, remove and arrange the devices you need and record your track to the ‚myFiles’ section of your Hobnox account. From there, publish and share. The first step towards timeline & sequencer, saving arrangments & remixing tracks is done!

Check it out HERE.

P.s. Here’s a tutorial to get you started!

Hobnox Audiotool is a free browser based audio production tool that runs on Flash. It’s a really cool and well executed concept, as well as beautifully designed. You can get some nice sounds too.

J’ai un peu de temps, de temps en temps …. Ca fait déjà quelques mois que j’ai découvert cette interface créée par Hobnox, elle vous propose de fabriquer vos compos électro, DumNBass, Minimal, … Cette fois ci je le test et pour de bon! Et franchement j’adore,bon ok pas aussi puissant qu’Ableton Live mais heuu. A noter l’interface est vraiment vraiment sympa (réalisée en Flash), c’est assez simple finalement de composer, moduler et enregistrer le tout en ligne! Avec quelques effets basiques et possibilité de pluger vos propres modules à tout va ça va être difficile de décrocher. HHahaa je me souviens avec nostalgie de ce bon ‘Fruity Loops’ viva le progrès.

A découvrir de suite ici

“Hobnox is an online entertainment and publishing platform, a network for creatives and their fans.”

What is really interesting in Hobnox is his Audiotool. It’s an on line platform where you can produce and register electronic music. It’s really well done and really intuitive. You can use two different Beat Boxes (808 and 909), a Tone Matrix, a Bass Line (TB-303) and a dozen different Effects.

The Tone Matrix

Produce your own electronic music with the Hobnox Audiotool. All in your browser.

Live recording of your tracks is finally possible. Choose your set-up, add, remove and arrange the devices you need and record your track to the ‚myFiles’ section of your Hobnox account. From there, publish and share. The first step towards timeline & sequencer, saving arrangments & remixing tracks is done!

Its an Interesting online music production toolkit. Really fun to play with, and the new tone matrix sounds great. Enjoy

http://www.hobnox.com/audiotool

If you’ve been looking for something a bit like Garage Band that you can use on a PC or a Mac, you might like Hobnox Beta’s Audiotool and Tone Matrix, which works directly from your browser.

The Audiotool looks and acts like a mixing board and you use your mouse to turn on the instruments and rhythms you want to use. It’s not exactly intuitive, but it’s hard to mess things up and you can get a rhythm going just by clicking a couple buttons and hitting the play button. The tool itself took a bit to load, but once it was open I didn’t experience any delays of the tool.  Though if you don’t have a broadband connection you  might have a hard time using this tool.

In addition to the instuments, there is something called the tone matrix. The user clicks on as many or as few dots as she wants and when the play button is pushed everything comes together to create, hopefully, something that sounds good. I wasn’t able to produce anything that sounded TOO terrible.

Recording is easy. You hit the record button in the upper left corner and you can record up to 5 minutes at a time. The recorded file is saved to “myFiles” where you have 2,048 MB of storage. If you want more storage than that, you will probably be able to buy a premium account soon.

The file is saved in OGG format so it’s easy to download the file and then put it into another audio editor like Audacity if you want.

I will have to continue playing with this tool more to see if I can really get something that would work as background music for a podcast or video. What I have been able to create so far sounds very generic and electronic.  Here are some examples of songs created using the Audiotool, but beware this page crashed my browser once.

The Audiotool isn’t the only thing Hobnox has. The welcome message says you can:

- WATCH: Videos on Hobnox-TV or images, videos and music uploaded by other users on the Stage
- CONNECT: find new friends and/or like-minded patricipants and start a music, film or art project in the Community
- CREATE: create a blog and check out the Noxtools to make music or to go on air with your own livestream

Let me know what you think about Hobnox and its Audiotool.

The History and Truth About Father’s Day
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Iran
What if it turns out that the CIA is encouraging some radical or criminal elements in Iran and innocent people are getting hurt and killed because of our funded actions? Considering their nefarious history some participation by the CIA is a given.

I’ve got no dog in this fight. Iran is a sovereign nation and I respect borders.

Much like our own corporate cronies and politicians a number of their Mullahs are fat cats, yes, Iran has crooks too. Both want power and control over the people – either spiritually or economically, and seeing that money is the new religion in the US it doesn’t really matter what the item or soul is, the goal is control.

And there seems to be no stopping this feeding frenzy by the US Media, it’s on a Drunken Bender and a little gassy with minute by minute, second by second reports, most are unverified. But, the readers are lapping them up like the Running of the Bride at a Filene’s Basement Sale.

Iran has turned into Spring Break for the Media, keeping those viewer numbers up means ad-dollars next month and those numbers will definitely look better in the ‘journalism’ business than last.

And the hero of the day? Not a real journalist who is risking life and limb waking up the world with verifiable facts, nope, it’s Twitter!

Perhaps, we should make June WE (whatever) Official TD (Twitter Day)

In the end there’s only one thing I hope these protests will inspire… that the Americans People rise up and take back their OWN country from the Oligarchs who are destroying their lives right now even as theytwitter.

And I hope no one in our CIA is meddling in Iran, but I doubt it, better check twitter just in case.

As the good Reverend Cornelius Blow would say, Follow Me.

update – wasn’t hard to figure out, was it?
Are the Iranian Protests Another US Orchestrated “Color Revolution?”
by Paul Craig Roberts

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Too Big To Fail, Politically
What is the essence of the problem with our financial system – what brought us into deep crisis, what scared us most in September/October of last year, and what was the toughest problem in the early days of the Obama administration?

The issue was definitely not that banks and non-banks could fail in general. We’re good at handling some kinds of financial failure. The problem was: a relatively small number of troubled banks were so large that their failure could imperil both our financial system and the world economy. And – at least in the view of Treasury – these banks were so large that they couldn’t be taken over in a normal FDIC-type receivership. (The notion that the government lacked legal authority to act is smokescreen; please tell me which statute authorized the removal of Rick Waggoner from GM.)
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One huge concern that needs far more attention is that the people who failed our institutions within the system they created, the people who who caused the bubble, made poor choices, along with the scams and thieft, these people are STILL in charge – it’s like Max Keiser said, the American People must be suffering from Stockholm Syndrome to allow these financial terrorists to continue to hold our financial system and our security hostage.

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Consider the banana. All iconic yellow peel and soft, sweet inside — you can find it at the nearest Trader Joe’s for as little as 19 cents apiece.

But how much have you really thought about how it got there? Now the ubiquitous and perishable fruit finds itself the focus of appreciation in two new exhibitions opening this week from Los Angeles-based collective Fallen Fruit.

The first, “United Fruit,” opened Tuesday at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions. On Saturday, a concurrent exhibit, “Fresh ‘n Easy,” opens at Highland Park art gallery Another Year in L.A. Together, the two present a portrait of the human beings behind the cultivation and production of bananas, and also how fruit itself becomes an element of popular culture and the global economy.

“Our goal is, and has always been, to change the way you look at fruit as an object,” says David Burns, who formed Fallen Fruit in 2004 with Matias Viegener and Austin Young.

“Buying a banana in a grocery store is not an intimate process, but the work that goes into banana harvesting is very personal. It’s all done by hand, as opposed to a mechanized assembly line.”
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Fury as AIG pays $450m to staff who nearly broke firm
The crisis-stricken insurer AIG has infuriated the Obama administration by paying “retention” bonuses of $450m (£322m) to staff at the London-run financial products division that crippled the company with vast losses on toxic derivatives.

Senior White House officials yesterday condemned the payments by the struggling company which has received more than $150bn of US government aid.

Newly released figures revealed that billions of dollars of public money used to prop up AIG have flowed to European banks which were trading partners with the insurer – including Barclays, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland.

AIG’s problems are largely down to disastrous contracts to protect banks against bad losses which were written by AIG Financial Products – a business largely run from offices in Mayfair.
AIG is handing out money to 400 ­executives from this unit under a loyalty programme drawn up before the scale of its difficulties became clear.
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The food maker Nestle today voluntarily recalled its refrigerated Toll House cookie dough products and warned consumers not to eat raw Toll House cookie dough as fears about possible E. coli contamination spread to more than two dozen states.
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City requires Facebook passwords from job applicants
If you’re planning to apply for a job with the city of Bozeman, prepare to clean up your Facebook page.

As part of routine background checks, the city asks job applicants to provide their usernames and passwords for their social-networking sites. And it has been doing it for years, city officials said.

“Please list any and all, current personal or business Web sites, Web pages or memberships on any Internet-based chat rooms, social clubs or forums, to include, but not limited to: Facebook, Google, Yahoo, YouTube.com, MySpace, etc.,” states a city waiver form applicants are asked to sign. Three lines are provided for applicants to list log-in information for each site.

City officials maintain the policy is necessary to ensure employees’ integrity and protect the public’s trust, but the American Civil Liberties Union of Montana says they may be crossing the line.
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President George W Obama?
President Barack Obama is morphing into George W. Bush, as administration attorneys repeatedly adopt the executive-authority and national-security rationales that their Republican predecessors preferred.

In courtroom battles and freedom-of-information fights from Washington, D.C., to California, Obama’s legal arguments repeatedly mirror Bush’s: White House turf is to be protected, secrets must be retained and dire warnings are wielded as weapons.

“It’s putting up a veritable wall around the White House, and it’s so at odds with Obama’s campaign commitment to more open government,” said Anne Weismann, chief counsel for Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a legal watchdog group.
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Here Comes The Sun

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Two Japanese men are detained in Italy after allegedly attempting to take $134 billion worth of U.S. bonds over the border into Switzerland. Details are maddeningly sketchy, so naturally the global rumor mill is kicking into high gear.

Are these would-be smugglers agents of Kim Jong Il stashing North Korea’s cash in a Swiss vault? Bagmen for Nigerian Internet scammers? Was the money meant for terrorists looking to buy nuclear warheads? Is Japan dumping its dollars secretly? Are the bonds real or counterfeit?

The implications of the securities being legitimate would be bigger than investors may realize. At a minimum, it would suggest that the U.S. risks losing control over its monetary supply on a massive scale.

The trillions of dollars of debt the U.S. will issue in the next couple of years needs buyers. Attracting them will require making sure that existing ones aren’t losing faith in the U.S.’s ability to control the dollar.
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From The Financial Times
Mafia blamed for $134bn fake Treasury bills
Few details have been revealed beyond a June 4 statement by the Italian finance police announcing the seizure of 249 US Treasury bills, each of $500m, and 10 “Kennedy” bonds, used as intergovernment payments, of $1bn each. The men were apparently tailed by the Italian authorities.

The mystery deepened on Thursday as an Italian blog quoted Colonel Rodolfo Mecarelli of the Como provincial finance police as saying the two men had been released. The colonel and police headquarters in Rome both declined to respond to questions from the Financial Times.

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Daschle Has ties to Private Health Care Industry While Urging Obama to Drop Public Health Care Plan
The firm that houses two of the three former Senate majority leaders who proposed a comprehensive health care compromise bill on Wednesday has been paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to lobby on behalf of key players in the health care industry. In addition, the company that presented those findings, the Bipartisan Policy Center, counts as a major fundraiser one of the country’s largest pharmaceutical companies.

The firm that houses two of the three former Senate majority leaders who proposed a comprehensive health care compromise bill on Wednesday has been paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to lobby on behalf of key players in the health care industry. In addition, the company that presented those findings, the Bipartisan Policy Center, counts as a major fundraiser one of the country’s largest pharmaceutical companies.

Former Sens. Tom Daschle, Bob Dole and Howard Baker joined forces this week to put out a health care plan 15 months in the making. The three political gray beards, who co-founded the Bipartisan Policy Center, called for an approach to reform that included state-operated public insurance options as well as individual and employer mandates for coverage. Their proposal was pitched as a bi-partisan effort at solving one of the most complex legislative issue facing the nation.

According to the Center for Responsive Politics, Alston + Bird filed 60 lobbying reports in 2008 on issues pertaining to Medicare and Medicaid. An additional eight were filed on matters relating to “health issues” and three on pharmaceutical matters. That same year, the firm lobbied Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services 35 times, and the Department of Health and Human Services ten

The clients it represented included the American Hospital Association (which paid the firm $80,000), Bayer AG ($120,000), Fresenius Medical Care ($160,000), Generic Pharmaceutical Association ($190,000), the Health Management Association ($120,000), HealthSouth Corp ($440,000), the National Association for Home Care ($210,000) and Roche Group ($120,000), a company that is “systematically pursuing personalized medicine.”file pos

yes, there’s more…

Don’t like Single Payer? Demand what Tax Payers offer and give to each Member of Congress and their families. Unless, you think some people are more equal than others?

Tom Daschle Still Receives These Benefits
Don’t Forget the Pension

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Obama’s Doctor Knocks ObamaCare
Dr. David Scheiner: “He doesn’t see all the pain, it’s so tragic out here,” he says. “Obama’s wonderful, but on this one I’m not sure if he’s getting the right input.”

What should the president be focused on? Scheiner thinks that a good health reform would be “Medicare for all,” a single-payer system where the government would cover everyone and pay for it by cutting out waste in the system. “A neurosurgeon gets paid $20,000 for cutting into the neck of my patient. Have him get paid $1 million a year instead of $2 million or $3 million. He won’t starve,” Scheiner says.

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More Traitorous Democrats - Over the past few days, we reported on how the White House and Democratic Congressional Leadership waged a dirty campaign to scare up votes to support another $106 billion in funds for their wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. Now, several of the so-called anti-war Democrats who left their principles at the House coat check on their way in to vote Tuesday are trying to explain away their hypocritical votes.

New York Democrat Anthony Weiner, who voted against the war funding in May—when it didn’t matter—only to vote Tuesday with the pro-war Dems, sounded like an imbecile when he made this statement after the vote: “We are in the process of wrapping up the wars. The president needed our support.” What planet is Weiner living on? “Wrapping up the wars?” Last time I checked, there are 21,000 more US troops heading to Afghanistan alongside a surge in contractors there, including a 29% increase in armed contractors. Does Weiner think the $106 billion in war funding he voted for is going to pay for one way tickets home for the troops? What he voted for was certainly not the “Demolition of the 80 Football-field-size US Embassy in Baghdad Act of 2009.” To cap off this idiocy, Weiner basically admitted he is a fraud when he said the bill he voted in favor of “still sucks.”
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Playing around with the Hobnox Audio Tool. Pretty fun. Sounds like crap though.

Stupid Acid Funtime Breakbeat

A música seguiu uma sequência bem lógica pelos primeiros milhares de anos que existiu: só tocava quem sabia. Mas isso mudou bastante nos últimos tempos. Nerds, que poderiam usar seu tempo compondo o próximo Black Album, resolveram criar diversas formas de transformar notas em códigos binários, programações ou sejá lá a porra que eles usam pra apertar um botão e tirar um sol sustenido.

É claro que existem as intersecções.

Alguns até foram além e criaram seu próprio estilo musical, o Nerdcore Hiphop.

O bom dessa punheta mental toda, é que pessoas com empregos normais e nenhuma paciência podem usar o melhor dos dois mundos: não precisam aprender nenhum instrumento, nem ser um nerd pra fazer música com botãozinho.

O resultado, muito bacana por sinal, pode ser algo bem próximo desse experimento aqui. Um sintetizador em flash. Simples de usar e divertido por horas e horas e horas e horas (confiem em mim).

A Estrela vai lançar o Tabuleiro da Música do Gugu depois de ver isso.

Outro site trimassa, mas mais complexo, é o Hobnox. Um mixer mais difícil de ser usado, mas nem por isso menos divertido.

Mama mia! Um pedal que eu piso com o mouse!

Então, aspirantes a Daft Punk, comecem agora a juntar grana pra pagar um clipe do Gondry.

Crea música electrónica directamente desde el navegador.

Post by Sony2k

This cool online tool lets you create electronic right in your browser. Pretty crazy. Check it out and if you make a song send it our way HERE, we’d love to hear what you come up with.

I remember years ago playing with a music programme called Mixman. It’s evolved a bit now, but it used to consist of just two spinning vinyls each with 6 buttons representing different beats, symbols and loops. Pick your genre ‘DANCE’, ‘RUMBA’, and away you go. No-matter how hard you tried, you always ended up with the same tune. Now for the retro-rant.

Nowadays, music production programmes do just about anything, take months to learn and are a tad expensive. What happened to the programmes you could use for free? Pick-up in seconds? Make you feel like Daft Punk? Sound like Justice? How about one that makes you sound like a fucking genius…

The tools of your dreams in a virtual music production flash app? Not quite as satisfying as the real thing, but a great idea and really addictive. Especially when you add the Tenori-on. Link up the instruments like a glorified electrician and away you go. Press some buttons, see what you get, see you in a week. When you’ve got no money, who needs Ableton.

Hobnox.

This is the best music maker I have ever found for the PC, and it’s really easy to use once you get the hang of it.  The only down side, is that what you make becomes VERY repeatative, VERY quickly. I have thought of a way around this but I’ve yet to try it. I might have to do another post with a better tune. For now, here are some of things I’ve come up with so far.

http://www.hobnox.com/stage/midget010/f6b83d479aa661c14d9738cc3e04c321

(I can’t seem to figure out how to embed it)

If you want a go for yourself, try it out here: http://www.hobnox.com/index.1056.en.html

Und sie starten wieder durch! Mit einem starken Medienpartner im Rücken geht GO!UP in eine neue Runde und will Euch noch besser, noch ultimativer und noch stärker fördern! Also ran an die Tastatur, bewerben und mit genügend Potential in die nächste Runde und das damit verbundene Bandcamp, welches sich der Förderung von Newcomern verschrieben hat, kommen!

Nutzt Eure Chancen!

In den Räumen der Hobnox AG in Köln im MediaPark (u.a. Sitz von EinsLive, WDR Mediagroup, EMI uvm.) sowie in den Studios des SAE Institutes im Medienzentrum-Ost in Köln werden die vier besten Newcomer vom 11. bis 15. Mai und an den beiden folgenden Wochenenden im Rahmen des GO!UP Band Camps von Profis für die Karriere trainiert.

GO!UP will mit Kooperationspartnern wie Hobnox.com und dem SAE Institut kreativen und ambitionierten Newcomern auf ihrem Weg in die Professionalität das unverzichtbare Know-How des Musikgeschäfts vermitteln und erste Schritte zur Steigerung der Bekanntheit einleiten.

Zu den Dozenten gehören u.a. Thorsten Wingenfelder (Fury in the Slaugtherhouse), Alex Siedenbiebel (Donots), Ulrich Anders (Journalist, Die Toten Hosen, WDR), Ben Schadow (Singer-/Songwriter, u.a. auch Bernd Begemann, Kettcar), Carsten Schumacher (zuletzt Chefredakteur VISIONS), Carolin Uhlig (DooLoad ist dabei!) uvm.

Die Teilnahmegebühr für das komplette Camp inkl. aller Vorträge, Workshops, Seminare, Recording mit Produzenten, Electronic Press Kit, Video-Dreh, Festival- und Club-Gigs und Verpflegung beträgt nur € 149,- pro Person.

GO!UP wird in Verbindung mit dem Landesmusikrat NRW veranstaltet.

Die Teilnehmer werden von einer Jury ausgewählt, zu der u.a. Wölli von den Toten Hosen, Alex Siedenbiedel von den Donots, Carsten Schumacher (Visions), Stephan Sprehe (regiomusik.de) u.a. gehören.

Bewerbungsschluss ist der 30. April.

Anmeldung/Infos? Hier lang!

AudioTool de Hobnox nos da la oportunidad de crear música en internet.  Con AudioTool tienes una gran cantidad de opciones. Hobnox AudioTool nos permite crear nuestras propias melodías y ritmos mediante una mezcladora y sintetizadora con efectos.

El sitio no requiere registro para probarlo (sí lo requiere en caso de que desees grabar tu creación y compartirla) y nos presenta con una mesa llena de equipos que podemos usar en su totalidad. No es solo cuestión de prender o apagar efectos, sino que en cada pedal podemos ver las distintas perillas (ya sea drive, blend, gain, etc) y modificarlas a nuestro gusto. Lo mismo va para el resto de los aparatos, como compositor de ritmos, sintetizadores, entre otros.

Salvando las distancias con un buen estudio de producción, la herramienta que nos ofrece Hobnox no deja de ser cuando menos sorprendente, facil de usar y divertida. Tener a tu disposición para crear musica unas cajas de ritmo como las míticas TR-909 y TR-808, una joya como la TB-303 y un montón de efectos y herramientas para personalizar y limar tus creacciones es un lujo al alcance de muy pocos. Ademas hay que añadir a su favor una interface simple e intuitiva apta para torpes, timidos y temerosos como esos que siempre han querido saber para que sirve este knob y que pasa si bajo esto y subo aquello…. ya puedes probarlo en hobnox.com

HOBNOX HAS BEEN UPDATED SINCE MY LAST POST. An already amazing flash application, it is now, even better. New features include recording, a splitter, a merger and some new effects. Check it out here.

4/09  UPDATE- “TONEMATRIX” SYNTH ADDED!

Ever wanted to just open a window on your PC and compose a ‘phat’beat or two. Well with these sites there is plenty to get you going making music right now.

Samples and sound modules designed specifically for online music composition.

http://www.hobnox.com/index.1056.en.html

On the BBC website youcan make your own music also . They have got two bits of kit that can have you making tracks and playing with sounds in minutes. Over 1,000 samples for you to download and use in your own music.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/onemusic/studio/

http://www.jamstudio.com/Studio/index.htm

Have fun and get in touch with any cool music sites you may encounter

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