Computer Music Magazine App Reviews

This is an awesome magazine. The ability to download content is great. Something I would like to see in the future is the ability to save certain sections of the magazine for future reference. We all find articles from time to time that we really would like to save or be able to reference easily in the future. Unfortunately it gets lost in the shuffle of so many magazines.

Great app!!!!!! Ive been buying this magazine for a long time this the first year I buy the digital version and its great.

Pretty simple. This app is everything it wants to be. Completely functional, and conveys the content in a very useful and well thought out fashion. Its the only mag I subscribe to on a monthly basis through the newsstand, which is due to both the excellent content and the excellent way it is presented by the app.

If you make music with a computer, do not hesitate to get a subscription to this publication. The app is fantastic, and the issues are chock full of great info.

Ive been a devotee of Computer Music since I first discovered it in 2005, and, up until last year, I shelled out $16/month at the local Barnes & Noble for the print edition. Well, for the price of two or three of those print editions, Ive got an entire *years* worth of virtual interactive issues packed with videos, audio examples, interviews, and all manner of content accessible with a tap of the finger. Superb app for a superb publication, and, really, the price CANNOT be beat!

great content. fantastic resource. the restore functionality does not work properly. issues on the same device do not return, forget seeing the same issues on your ipad and iphone - it is like have 2 different accounts

Its got it all to help you through almost any situation regarding home recording. Text, video and pics are all combined to make the learning process less painless. Glad I found this

Best way to keep your workflow rising and to stay current on production tools. New to production or veterans looking to keep sounds fresh this is for you! Charles Dubya

If your a musician who enjoys recording self or others, or who creates electronic based music... This magazine is in top 5 best musician magazines ever... In my humble opinion of course

Now I can keep my copies without building a potential fire hazard. Always have been a fan.

Each issue is packed with content, tutorials for all skill levels, and some seriously excellent bonus digital content including samples and plugins. Definitely recommend.

Great mag great app! A must have for any Computer Music Fan!!!

Great freebies, good layout. I really dig it.

Quite simply, one of the best music technology magazines I have ever seen. Generous offerings, excellent writing, and skillful illustrations make this an essential read for the modern professional. I love it.

Ive had these songs rattling around in my brain for years and my lifes desire has been to have them make that trip into my ears (and into everybody elses, of course!) Since the public only knows professional production and the environment is unforgiving, discovering CM has given me hope that I can actually pull this off! Thanks CM!!!

Great tutorials and encouragement to stop using presets and start designing your own sounds. Great magazine that keeps you in the loop with what others are using and what an industry standard sound requires. Thanks CM

A fantastic resource for those interested in digital music. Was a print subscriber for years in the USA, and had intermittent deliveries. Now, hopefully, no breaks in my subscription.

Love it. Great resource for musicians. My only gripe is that often times there is very little contrast between copy and image background and its super hard to ready. If you use dark background, you must use white font. If you light background, use black font. As a rule, please stop using really busy background graphics that make it hard to read. Its about the copy, not the images.

Top-notch reviews and tutorials. Best magazine of its kind.

The main issue with the app is that Ive had to delete and reinstall it every time iOS updates, even small versions like 8.0.1 to 8.0.2. Otherwise it crashes as soon as it launches. Something is wrong for this to happen even with minor changes. The only other issue I run into is that when I want to show/hide the page thumbnails and top nav bar, it can be hard to find a place on the page thats not also a link to another section, such as with cover and index pages. So in addition to showing the nav, its also jumped the read point to a random location. Kind of annoying!