Who?

• Music and electronics projects are suitable for professional musicians, amateur musicians and people with no musical experience whatsoever. They are great for children, working alone or in small groups, in either the school or home environment. They are enjoyed by people with disabilities, who otherwise may not be able to express themselves. They also have much to offer people recuperating after illness or operations. In short, music and electronics projects are for everyone.
  
  

What?

• Using software such as Acid Pro, you can listen to, select and combine pre-made sound loops into your own new arrangements. Using software like Cubase, you can go a step further and integrate your own material, such as riffs, bass lines, vocal tracks and chord progressions, into such arrangements. At a more advanced level, you can use notation software like Sibelius or Finale to compose entirely original works for solo instruments or full orchestra.
  
  

Where and When?

• Thanks to modern technology, you can do music and electronics projects anywhere and at any time using a laptop and music-making software. You can do significant portions of your project whenever you have free time, even while traveling. To add vocals, use a soundproof room for better audio quality. Before you spend a lot of bucks hiring a recording studio, try the cupboard under the stairs. You may be pleasantly surprised at how good you sound in what is basically a primitive acoustic chamber.
  
  

Why?

• Music and electronics projects are great fun. Not only that, but they give you a way of expressing yourself and of finding creative parts of yourself that you might not otherwise have been aware of. When you have captured and shaped your musical ideas, you can let friends listen. You can also upload your work to get feedback from like-minded souls. Who knows, this could be the start of a whole new career in the music industry.