Where Do You Create and Share Your Audio Files and Remixes?
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Recording audio can be fun! You may be doing your own podcast, or you’re in a band. If I were to ask you for an open-source solution that will help me edit audio, you would probably recommend Audacity. I just don’t like it, though. What other alternatives are out there? Koblo is another open-source (read: FREE!) music community that allows you to do a variety of things.
Koblo is a music community that helps you make music and promote your songs, band or label.
Koblo Studio is our free, open source music editor that you can use to create, edit and remix songs on both Mac and Windows - at no cost!
At the Koblo Marketplace you can buy plugins to extend your studio, as well professional content for remixing or using as a starting point for your own monster hits.
We think everybody should have the chance to create music on their computer. So join us and get into the groove!
You don’t even have to register if you don’t want to. Download the audio-editing tool, and jump right in. Purchase (or download for free!) professional multi-track projects, and get all the music material you need for remixing or kickstarting your own projects.
There’s an auxiliary section, so you can tweak things as you like. What makes this different from a regular old audio editor, is that they cross your compilations over with the community. As soon as you create something with this software, they want you to share it with everyone else. You’re not on your own. The entire thing is centered around your creation, in relation to the rest of the community.
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4 Comments
brian botkiller
November 13th, 2008
at 11:27am
Hi Chris!
This is brian botkiller, I am the tech support guy for Koblo. This is an awesome vlog, and I thank you deeply for doing it! Our name is actually pronounced Co like co-operative, but either way, your vlog is awesome, and I’m really thankful.
The Koblo Studio is coming along quite well right now, and we hope to by the end of the year be offering a full-featured audio recording suite with the Studio for totally free, along with pre-built Linux versions. We’re a small team, so it takes a lot to get things done sometimes, but these kind of pushes are the things that really make it worthwhile!
Thank you again for your great review and for taking the time to check us out. I would love to send you a few of our other plugins, if you’d like to check them out. Hit me up at my email left in this comment, and I hope to talk to you soon. Take care!
DogReader
November 14th, 2008
at 3:34am
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Natenixon
November 14th, 2008
at 10:43pm
i use jamglue i think you did a feed on it but i like jamglue
Ian Forrester
November 20th, 2008
at 6:32am
I use to use Blip.TV for hosting my audio mixes but recently came across Soundcloud.com which is technically more advanced.
Soundcloud is much closer to the notion of Flickr for Audio and so the community parts are not as strong but still there and growing