Summer Tech Class Resources

Below you will find lists of resources that we utilized or discussed during the Topics in Music Technology course.

Feedly – Web service for RSS subscriptions. Allows users to subscribe to websites they visit frequently and organize content
Pocket – A read it later service. Allows users to send web articles or videos that they may wish to review at a later time
Diigo – Repository for storing and organizing internet-based resources for later use

Lynda – subscription-based resource for learning software and technology skills. Includes detailed videos for popular music applications such as GarageBand, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and Pro Tools. Additionally, resources are available about songwriting with tech, recording and production techniques, and software programming
Play With Your Music – music MOOC developed by NYU
edX – Repository of Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCs)
Coursera – Repository of Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCs)
udemy – Repository of Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCs)
Scratch – programming language developed to allow children a way to engage in computer programming

WordPress – online service for creating websites
Soundcloud – web service for sharing, storing, and embedding audio files
Scribd – web service for sharing, embedding, and storing documents (.docx, .pdf, .xlsx, etc…)
YouTube – you know this one…
Vimeo – a competing service to YouTube
Dropbox – cloud-based document storing system, allows easy sharing and transmission of large files
BandHub – internet-based service for musical collaboration
Splice – internet-based service for sharing and collaborating in digital audio workstations (GarageBand, Logic Pro, Ableton Live)
SoundTrap – internet-based digital audio workstation

Emmett O'Leary