Computer Music 166, July issue – on sale now!
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COVER FEATURE
The Ultimate Guide to Chillout
• Get the sound of summer with our 11-page guide to making laid-back tracks on your Mac or PC
ON THE 7.3GB DISC
• Vince Watson VIP Series: 800 cm-exclusive samples from the techno master
• Little Endian SpectrumWorxCM: Amazing spectral multieffect for PC and Mac
• Kryptic Minds Producer Masterclass tutorial and video
IN THE MAG
• Vintage techniques: Old-skool sampling, manual effects trickery and more
• To the beat of the drum: Record live drums and integrate them into electronic tracks
• The beginner's guide to melody: Make more memorable and catchy tunes
• Make a track in BeatMaker 2: Going large with this powerful iOS app
• CM Focus: Additive synthesis
• Trentemøller interview
• Round-up: Drum synths
• Reviews: Korg nanoSeries 2 - DMGAudio Compassion - Waves Aphex Vintage Aural Exciter - Soundtoys Devil-Loc Deluxe - ValhallaDSP ValhallaRoom - Xfer Records LFOTool - Waves OneKnob Series - Round-up: Drum synths - and more
…AND MUCH MORE!
cm166 is on sale now in the UK. Overseas dates are roughly: USA + 4 weeks after UK / Australia +8 weeks / Europe +2 weeks / South Africa +6 weeks / Canada +4 weeks. Alternatively, order online at www.myfavouritemagazines.co.uk
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Computer Music magazine is the world’s best selling publication dedicated solely to making great music with your Mac or PC computer. Each issue it brings its lucky readers the best in cutting-edge tutorials, need-to-know, expert software reviews and even all the tools you actually need to make great music today, courtesy of our legendary CM Plugin Suite.
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