Tag: Indaba Music

Commoner Letter #5: Indaba Music's Daniel Zaccagnino and Matthew Siegel

Indaba Music, an international community of musicians, music professionals, and fans exploring the creative possibilities of making music with people in different places, has been up to some pretty impressive stuff since being founded just a few years ago. We’re honored to have Daniel Zaccagnino and Matthew Siegel, the company’s co-Founders, write the fifth letter … Read More “Commoner Letter #5: Indaba Music's Daniel Zaccagnino and Matthew Siegel”

Policy / advocacy / copyright reform

Indaba Music Continues To Grow

Indaba Music has had a busy summer. July saw the launch of Session Console 2.0, an upgrade of Indaba’s digital music workstation that allows musicians to collaboratively record, edit, and mix tracks online. An improved engine built on Sun Microsystems’ JavaFX platform makes the tool more robust and streamlined. The relaunch was paired with a … Read More “Indaba Music Continues To Grow”

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Carmen and Camille Launch "Mix. Promote. Sell." Remix Campaign on Indaba

Twin sister pop-rock act Carmen and Camille recently launched a very cool CC remix project with Indaba Music. They’ve made the audio stems from their previously unreleased song “Shine 4U” available under a Creative Commons Attribution license, and are encouraging people to use them in new songs. Since the stems are under CC’s most permissive … Read More “Carmen and Camille Launch "Mix. Promote. Sell." Remix Campaign on Indaba”

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