Comment / Opinion

Paul White shares his personal views.

You thought your music was just right to start with, so why are people telling you to change it? Because theyre paying you — and because they might actually have a point...

In their quest for that elusive 'X' factor, the editorial jury don their sequined jackets and audition another batch of your submitted tracks.

Does the music download business have a future?

Paul White suggests some recession-friendly tips to improve your studio.

Beware of TV executives bearing publishing contracts...

The editorial team play 'Jukebox Jury' with another batch of your submitted tracks.

Multi-gigabyte sample libraries are now very much a part of the modern studio — but does bigger always mean better?

Knowledge is power, so our esteemed Editor In Chief puts the case for a little scientific understanding...

When it comes to pitching music to TV executives, there are only two golden rules. The first is to meet the brief, however sketchy it might be. The second? Never, ever try to be cool.

The editorial team play 'Jukebox Jury' with another batch of your submitted tracks.

The first of a new column spotlighting innovators and leading edge appliance of musical technology.

Sounding Off becomes Sounding On, with a positive stance on the use of technology in musical creativity. No, really!

Progress is a wonderful thing, if you're a composer of music for the media and you dream of a poolside studio in the Bahamas.

As they celebrate 20 years in the business, sample library pioneers EastWest are on the verge of relaunching LA's legendary United-Western studio complex. They've also developed an innovative sample-playback engine to power their next generation of virtual instruments.

We're often told that, barring serious illness, the two most stressful things in life are divorce and moving house...

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Make me a record that sounds worse than My Bloody Valentine, and I'll make you a star.

Get a few commissions under your belt and you might start to think you're a big name in the world of music for the media. But as far as the people who make television are concerned, there's no such thing...

As the recent demise of Tascam's Gigastudio has highlighted, having a piece of software that has been a major part of your life for several years suddenly cease development can be a real wake?up call.

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