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Computer Music November 2024 (True PDF) screenshot
English | 100 pages | True PDF | 36 MB
No matter whether you’re a complete novice to computer-based music production or a seasoned pro, there’s plenty for you in every issue of Computer Music magazine. Packed full of easy guides to help you start making music as well as in-depth product reviews to get you kickstarted with an epic sound-making setup. Computer Music magazine is the complete guide to making music on your computer, whether that be a Mac or a PC.


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  Releaser 21.07.2012 16161 6856
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  Resident 27.09.2013 729
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* MUSIC IS THE BEST *
  Resident 16.03.2014 1604
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The end of an era: Thanks for the good time.

Seems like they were unaware that it was the last issue when it was released: On the last page, they were displaying what would have been part of the next December issue.
  Resident 31.10.2014 2 70
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I've been buying CM (and Future Music) at Barnes & Noble nearly every month for nearly 25 years, and it never ceased to provide inspiration whenever I needed it. The tutorials and reviews with glossy full-color screenshots of plugins and DAWs magically motivated me to get on my computer and start making music when nothing else could. We were lucky to have them around for so long
“I like beautiful melodies telling me terrible things.” ― Tom Waits
  Resident 4.09.2013 264
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WTF!!! This has been my staple read every month for the past 25yrs, very sad to see it go. Always loved the interviews with artists and a take on what instruments/plugins they use to sculpt their sound.
RIP Computer Music 😢
  Member 18.10.2023 20
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Damn, yes it's one of the mags that started a fire. Maybe they gotten too commercial at some point (being debatable of course) Loved that UK underground DNB vibe (started buying it regularly, ordering it from my local newsstand round the same time Knowledge magazine dropped, I reckon?)

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