Computer Music

Be the best singer/songwriter without breaking the bank

We’re stripping back to the very basics here – the fundamental skill of writing a song on either a guitar or piano, recording vocals with your microphone and either choosing to work up your arrangement over time, or keeping things very simple, intimate and direct. With that in mind, having an armada of software synths, complex effects plugins or oddball rhythm generators isn’t really on our agenda. Instead we

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