Welcome to SOUND ON SOUND, the world's premier music recording technology magazine. Based in Cambridge, England and independently-owned, we've been delivering our quality monthly print magazine since 1985. This web site houses our continually-expanding archive of highly informative articles (from January 1994) that chart the impact of technology on the music production and recording processes.

Music Creativity Through Technology is dedicated to music educators working with the "Other 80%" of students in our schools who do not participate in the traditional performing ensembles and music classes. With the latest tools in music technology, these

On this website you will find 30 free interdisciplinary lesson plans that utilize multimedia, music, and technology to aid in the instruction of Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science at the middle school level. Included with each lesson plan are all of

Music technology articles by Dr. John Kuzmich Jr. that have been published in In the School Band & Orchestra Magazine & Jazz Educators Journal.

Resources for music technology in the classroom.

This site is our home on the Web for information, resources, and the like from the team of Peter R. Webster and David B. Williams.

Zeum is a non-profit multimedia arts and technology museum with a mission to foster creativity and innovation in young people of all backgrounds, communities and learning styles.

This rather useful Excel tutorial is is divided into eight sections, which include “Entering and Editing Data”, “Formatting the Worksheet”, and “Creating a Chart”.

This channel is designed to provide musicians with information on using Cakewalk Software Products for music production and creation

Journal of Music, Technology and Education is the only journal specifically dedicated to the educational aspects of music technology and the technological aspects of music.

Music compositions developed by students with tools like GarageBand and Logic.

This is a community music site featuring remixes licensed under Creative Commons, where you can listen to, sample, mash-up, or interact with music in whatever way you want.

This section of my site contains MIDI files, which I have sequenced, of ragtime piano pieces by :Scott Joplin, James Scott, Joseph Lamb, Jelly-Roll Morton, Eubie Blake, and others.

Thousands of MIDI files from piano rolls.

A comprehensive overview of MIDI music hardware language.

Amadeus II is a very powerful sound editor for Macintosh. It runs on MacOS 9.2 and up, as well as natively on MacOS X.

This site is the online companion to my book, The Macintosh iLife '06, published by Peachpit Press and Avondale Media.

Updates, loops, and plug-ins for GarageBand.

The CD-Rom companion to O'Reilly's tutorial text for GarageBand.

Peachpit's tutorial text for iLife software suite.

This series of movies starts by taking you through the basics of using the GarageBand interface, and then shows you how to work with Apple Loops, Software Instruments, and Real Instruments.

O'Reilly's publisher website for their published GarageBand tutorial text.

Tutorials and advice for using GarageBand including links and listings of published tutorials.

Peachpit's publisher webpage for their GarageBand tutorial book.

Various video tutorials for using Garage Band.

Amazon's retail page for Apple's training series for GarageBand.

Advice, news, tutorials, and other resources for use with GarageBand.

MacBand is an online directory of songs and loops made by artists using Apple Computer's GarageBand software.

Welcome to Macidol. The easiest place to host your music for the world to hear. This is music of a different value.

Tips for efficiently using GarageBand.