Andy Price
As the former editor of Computer Music, I aim to bring the same knowledge and experience that underpinned that magazine to the editorial I write, but I'm very eager to engage with new and emerging writers to cover the topics that resonate with them. My career has included editing MusicTech magazine and website, consulting on SEO/editorial practice and writing about music-making and listening for titles such as NME, Classic Pop, Audio Media International, Guitar.com and Uncut. When I'm not writing about music, I'm making it. I release tracks under the name ALP.
Latest articles by Andy Price
DJ and label boss Hannah Holland on improving music production skills, and the art of soundtrack scoring
By Andy Price published
“It takes time to learn how to DJ in a club and how to work - how to read a dance floor is a real skill”
“There are so many hurdles guitar players get into that are attributed to knowing 30% of the neck. Just map it out - it takes a week”: Julian Lage unlocks the secret of mastering guitar
By Andy Price published
The virtuoso guitarist explains his approach to music theory and the wider scope a little knowledge can bring
Award-winning producer Amy Sergeant: “With plugins, for me, it’s not about trying to sound like the original - it’s about having a colour and a flavour”
By Andy Price published
The winner of 2024’s Rising Star accolade at the Music Producer’s Guild Awards, Amy Sergeant balances many production roles alongside being an in-studio creative asset
The Lottery Winners on new album KOKO and working with some of music's biggest stars
By Andy Price published
The Leigh four-piece's frontman tells us about how being diagnosed with ADHD led to the creation of the band's new single
Thom Yorke adds his signature to a collective warning on the dangers of AI
By Andy Price published
Yorke joins Julianne Moore and thousands of other creatives in decrying the use of artists work for AI models
Unpacking the modern lo-fi genre
By Andy Price published
“We have the YouTube generation to thank for its explosion”
The pillars of music theory made simple
By Andy Price published
Want to learn - or brush up on - a little theory? We’re here to help
Before releasing anything, make sure your rights are secured
By Andy Price published
A quick-fire guide to copyrighting your music
How to build an artist identity that cuts through the noise
By Andy Price published
Establishing your artist name is more vital than you might think
Are we on the cusp of a new generation of indie heroes?
By Andy Price published
“I think we're about to have a big resurgence now in kids picking up guitars, and I think we've got the Gallagher brothers to thank for it”
"As nuanced and human as the real thing, but only if you know what you're doing": The ultimate guide to software guitar
By Andy Price published
We’ve spent decades trying to emulate the guitar. It might have been easier just to pick one up and learn how to play it…
New to MIDI? Start here
By Andy Price published
The foundations of MIDI are laid bare for beginners
Exposing the disparity between promoting music compared to other sectors
By Andy Price published
Why are musicians frequently finding themselves counting their losses?
Are record labels at risk of irrelevance? This industry expert thinks so
By Andy Price published
Does the future belong to social media-savvy musicians
Roland Lamb opens up on inventing new ways of expressing music with ROLI Airwave
By Andy Price published
Is Airwave the ultimate music learning tool? Roland Lamb thinks so…
Will the rocketing cost of being a musician eventually kill the industry?
By Andy Price published
A deep dive into the economics of being a music-maker in the 2020s
Backline call on the music industry to respond to widespread mental health issues
By Andy Price published
Backline mark World Mental Health Day with a manifesto for immediate, collective action
Splice CEO Kakul Srivastava on how the new Studio One integration brings Splice into workflows
By Andy Price published
Splice's senior figure on how the new DAW integration is the first of many
ROLI unveils the Airwave, an expressive new way of learning and creating using its MPE instruments
By Andy Price published
Will it really lead to the creation of 'new genres'?
Fans and theory experts unpick Nirvana's About a Girl
By Andy Price published
"Everything being diatonic is not some sort of requirement or restriction on things sounding good"
"You guys definitely have to be the first band into the Sphere, because this is the future": U2's live sound engineer on how he persuaded Bono and The Edge to be the Las Vegas Sphere's first resident band
By Andy Price published
"I tried my level best and I couldn't break it" Joe O'Herlihy on the prep behind U2's astounding residency
A new immersive music and dance-based VR game aims to improve mental health in young people
By Andy Price published
Could EmbodyXR provide the musical and visual therapy that many young people need?
Want 33,000 classic sound effects for free? The BBC expand their enviable archive for musicians and creators
By Andy Price published
Time to get plundering a massive archive of vintage and classic audio recordings
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