02/05/12

MusTech.Net Lists Must-Have Freebies

Dr. Joe Pisano, the man behind MusTech.net, has put up a fantastic resource that was just too helpful to pass up sharing with everyone here. He has compiled a list of the top downloadable “freebies” for music teachers. These programs range in type from audio editing to ear training to metronomes, and the list includes programs that run on each of the three major operating systems (Windows, Mac OS, and Linux). While the post is billed as being a list for music teachers, I found that many of the programs that are mentioned have been extremely helpful to me as a music student as well. With tuition being the way it is nowadays, too, we can always use more free resources!

Check out Dr. Pisano’s post, “Music Teachers -Must Have Downloadable Freebies For The New School Year,” today at MusTech.net. Be sure to check out some of his other great posts too, including his creation of a netvibes page for Music Education bloggers/podcasters (which MusicEdMajor.net is featured on), and his list of the top music pedagogues to follow on Twitter!

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About Andy Zweibel

Andy Zweibel is a Music Education major at the University of Miami Frost School of Music in Coral Gables, FL. He founded MusicEdMajor.net in June 2009, and has also been blogging at http://andyzweibel.com since the Fall of 2007. You can also find him on Twitter at @Zweibz7. In his free time, Andy enjoys spending time with friends, and exploring new technology.

  • Josh B

    I have found the ear training programs to be exceedingly useful because it allows me to practice anytime, anywhere, without infringing or interfering on another person's schedule.

  • Josh B

    I have found the ear training programs to be exceedingly useful because it allows me to practice anytime, anywhere, without infringing or interfering on another person's schedule.