MusicTech Partner With TheAudioHunt.com

TheAudioHunt.com is currently offering unlimited free Audio Signal Processing (ASP) and Re-Amping through real, vintage audio gear to you – the MusicTech audience until March 4^th. Sign up now!

Signing up with MusicTech Magazine’s unique landing page will give you credits that are redeemable for having audio files processed—free—through vintage equipment like Neve 1073’s, 2254’s, Pultecs, 1176’s, Marshall, Vox, and much more. When you are running low on credits, your account will be automatically topped up with more that can be used before March 4^th.

The ASP service on TheAudioHunt.com is an innovative way of monetizing audio equipment to a global music community. It enables community members to send audio files to others for remote processing through real, authentic gear for a small fee.

The service is part of TheAudioHunt.com’s vision to increase the profitability of creating great sounding music for audio professionals. Stephen Bartlett, producer, recording engineer and CEO of the website, says that connecting people and creating a global community of sharing is crucial to this goal.

“The website benefits both gear Owners and Renters by creating new revenue streams, and providing access to amazing gear at low prices, respectively,” says Bartlett.

“We’re mobilizing a lot of the ‘dead capital’ in the industry through a simple service that connects music makers,” he added, “We believe the results will be heard instantly in creativity and fidelity.”

Through TheAudioHunt.com, anyone can create an account and list their gear easily. Music producers, engineers, DJs, bands or anyone else involved in creating music can then utilize the gear’s authentic sound for a fee set by the Owner. Safe, in-built payments direct from Renters to Owners, and Dropbox integration to send files and screenshots of desired settings, makes completing transactions fast and simple.

The website, which has been in beta since late last year, also offers a range of other sharing-based services for those involved in creating music, including peer-to-peer gear rentals; advertising audio services such as mixing, mastering, engineering or producing; and hiring music spaces like recording studios and rehearsal rooms.

TheAudioHunt.com boasts some rare and unique listings that would impress even the most avid of gear heads. It has received huge support and encouragement by audio industry heavyweights, such as Cenzo Townshend and Ronald Prent, and boasts feature interviews with Ryan West, John Alagia and Chris Keup.

You can join TheAudioHunt.com for free today to take advantage of free ASP services offered by the professionals in Holland’s Legacy Studio. Simply visit and register your details at www.theaudiohunt.com/register-musictechmag?r=3103