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Introduction

My name is Andy and I’m a music technology teacher from Yorkshire. I hold a bachelor’s degree in Creative Sound Production and am currently studying to gain my PGCE qualification.

A few of my students struggle to find good quality freeware plug-ins so I am setting up this blog to not only list and review plug-ins, but also to provide audio examples of what these plug-ins are capable of in an A/B format in the hope that budding music producers from around the world will be able to access this blog and quickly gain access to a plug-ins information and practical applications.

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