Recording Vocals at Home, A Complete Guide.
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December 1, 2017 • 1min read
We’ve launched a new website!
Happy holiday season! What a massive year it’s been for this Vampr community of ours.
We’ve just passed 1 million connections!
Meaning more of you are discovering, connecting and collaborating to make more and more new and wonderful music for the world — and we’re only just getting started 😊
In a remarkably short amount of time the Vampr community has become the most active and engaged music networking platform in the world. A round of applause to you all 👏
Our Vampr Stories series continues to highlight your unique and personal journeys of artistic collaboration, with tracks and videos flowing in from all corners of the world. To say we LOVE these stories would be a huge understatement.
While you have been busy making music we have been busy on our new website that will shift the spotlight onto you, the creators. We want to show the kinds of opportunities that continue to be created for new and existing users alike on Vampr.
Check it out → www.vampr.me
As some of you are aware our growth has not been without its hiccups, but rest assured we continue to throw every bit of talent and resources we can muster to fix bugs and improve speed, and we continue to encourage you to let us know directly if something is broken or not working for you.
Last up, please let us know if you have your own Vampr Story that you want to share with the world — we will be running new content on the website regularly!
Take care everyone,
Thanks again and see you in 2018.
Josh, Baz & the Vampr Team ✌️
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