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Boston: The Hidden Hub of Music and Technology

Wade Roush 10/17/07

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Cakewalk
Headquarters: Boston, MA
Year Launched: 1987
CEO: Greg Hendershott

Cakewalk makes “DAWs” or digital audio workstation software such as Sonar 7, used by musicians to record and edit music for CDs, films, TV, and videogames. The company has also developed virtual instruments, ringtone creators, and a range of other professional music software. For consumers, Cakewalk offers an easy-to-use $39 program called Music Creator. …Next Page »

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  • J Mark Inman
    10/17/07 1:20 am

    This is all true, as a Boston area musician, I can say that there are much more opportunities here for musicians than most anywhere else. I believe Boston has the most shows than any other city on any given night. The technology is also very true, with MIT, etc. however, it is a very tough business to be in. I own a record label and just released an album for the band theINFORMATI http://www.myspace.com/theinformati And we believe it will explode because of the Boston/Cambridge scene.

  • Reed Sturtevant
    10/17/07 8:36 am

    Don’t forget Tourfilter, the most popular concert notification service: http://www.tourfilter.com

  • gary
    10/17/07 11:27 am

    In addition to Tourfilter, there’s also http://tourb.us and http://bandsintown.com. Boston appears to be a concert tracking hub!

  • Kyle
    10/17/07 2:18 pm

    In terms of local area software companies with some sort of music/media technology, there also is Peermeta (www.peermeta.com) in Acton with a mobile content / Web 2.0 twist.

  • Michael Howe
    11/3/07 4:30 pm

    So it seem like after Venue Czar conquers Vermont, they should target Boston? Venue Czar is the ultimate localized online booking platform.

  • Nabeel Hyatt
    11/7/07 5:26 pm

    You could add us to this list as soon as we’re out of stealth mode. (http://www.conduitlabs.com)

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