Our view on preset music – brutal, raw, unique! Noisebud, 2010, January 13 We just received a e-mail from Native Instruments, they where kind enough to think we would be interested in stealing sounds from an underpaid producer that probably is less talented and has less technical skill then us. Why would anyone buy a sound library. I know people buy them cause it would be pointless to produce them otherwise, but who? If I knew that a producer used this library I would rather buy the library, there’s where the original work is, not in his copied and pasted music. What’s unique with this, is it only produced in one copy? Blog
Clearshot v1.0 2026, April 20 To view this content, you must be a member of Noisebud’s Patreon at $1 or more Unlock with PatreonAlready a qualifying Patreon member? Refresh to access this content. Read More
Radio documentary about Sol 2013, May 2 We had a great time last night, thanks to all who showed up and thanks for all nice words after the concert! For our Swedish friends, last sunday SR P2 (Swedish public service radio) aired a one hour documentary about Sol and her work as a artist, music and composer…. Read More
Noisebud Listen 3.0 2022, February 2 Listen is a monitor control extender, it has functions found in expensive monitor controllers and mastering consoles and adds it to your DAW. Listen is made to be used with a touch screen but you can use any MIDI control surface (or other input devices such as Streamdeck) if you… Read More
We actually use one prefab loop from Apples loop library. We made it obvious by putting it as the hook in one of our songs like a kind of statement! People like that track… Hmm…