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Ramshackles:
A list of anything and everything to do with playing & creating your own music. Post useful links and I'll add them to the list.

Promotion/Gigs
http://getagig.info/about  - directory of music promoters and venues in the uk.
http://www.fanbridge.com/ - Free website for managing email lists and hooking up you myspace/twitter/facebook pages
http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/introducing/ - submit your music for a chance of local airplay and showcase gigs with the beeb
- a lot of BS in this vid, but it does name-drop almost every social site aimed at bands so is a useful resource to get your music on relevant sites
http://hypem.com/#!/ - mp3 and music blog aggregator. Great to find relevant blogs to submit your music to.

Songwriting

Recording
Take a look at cheap recording tips in the recording forum!
http://www.musictech.net/One of the best recording magazine websites. Lots of content and tips

Free Software
http://www.reaper.fm/ - an excellent, free Digital Audio Workstation
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ - Another free audio recording utility
http://traverso-daw.org/ - free audio recording
http://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/?search=freeplayer  Free VST-based sample player. Comes with a free library
http://www.kvraudio.com/ - All about audio plug-ins/VST. Has a huge database of commercial and free VSTi's and plug-ins

Misc.
http://unsignedbandreview.com/ - a collective of music/audio professionals who review music submitted by unsigned bands. Be warned - it can take AGES for your music to be reviewed
http://soundcloud.com/ - free audio file hosting and playback
http://www.thomann.de/gb/index.html - Online music retailer. Sells everything to do with playing and creating music, and has a useful line of its own budget equipment

massa:
That looks brilliant thanks for posting!

spacedogg:
Superb stuff Ramshackles. The Reaper DAW looks excellent. I'm certainly gonna give it a try.

Ramshackles:
I tried Reaper a little while ago and back then it was very capable but a little lacking in its editing utilities compared to the commercial daws. People say it has improved no end since then.

Again - if you have any useful links, post here and ill add them to the list!

tone:
Great post Ramshackles - I've made it into a sticky :)

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