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Resources
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Free Audio Production Software
Audacity: a free, open source, cross-platform audio software for multi-track recording and editing.
Anvil Studio: a free MIDI compostion and notation software.
Ardour: A full-fledged open source, full-fledged collaborative digital audio workstation.
Digital Distribution Facilitation
Bandcamp: An online music store facilitating direct fan interaction and pay-what-you-want pricing.
SoundCloud: A massive music sharing center for both professional and amateur artists with free uploading and sharing services.
DistroKid: A service that helps musicians get their music on major distribution platforms for low fees.
Created by Julian Janssen in 2018.