Polarity Links

The music producer webring aims to connect individuals passionate about music production, providing a platform for collaboration, idea exchange, and networking. By linking their websites together, producers can support each other's work and raise awareness of their individual projects, building a stronger community within the industry.

Visit other Music Producers #

You can add your simple Website on your own Domain with this Google Formular, the website will be added with the next update. Here are some Music Producer Websites that you can visit:

• Skyence SKYENCE is the musical chimera of Hamburg based composer and sound designer Jochen Mader. While composing music for films and commercials for over a decade, SKYENCE is acondensate of ideas and inspiration from a purely artistic approach. A medium to express his fascination for the infinite layers of reality and life itself
• Gero I'm an artist and developer kind of person dabbling in lots of different things. I'll try to compile the interesting stuff in a list here.
• ainonow Ainonow is an interdisciplinary and enigmatic artist focused on electronic music production. His musical journey began playing the viola in an orchestra at the age of nine, where he began to fall in love with music. However, the classical world alone was not enough to satisfy his musical curiosity.
• Dialtones Guitarist Lauren Gurgiolo works as a performer, sound designer, and recording artist. She has directed five interactive / intermedia shows. As a guitar player she leads The Dialtones, an experimental rock band.
• Pearl Tone Music Producer from Austin TX
• Stop Motion Dinosaurs We're two guys who record music together sometimes. We're not really stop motion, but we are really dinosaurs.
• Tom Finster Drum & Bass producer & DJ
• Minutes to Midnight I've been a musician, composer and music producer since the 1990s. Currently busy with game audio, I'm a professional mixer engineer and bass player, between the UK and the EU.
• Linus Åkesson My name is Linus Åkesson, though some of you may know me as lft. I live in Lund, Sweden. Chip music, Chipophone, Games, Hardware projects...
• Sub Syndicate Lerne Musik zu produzieren, die du liebst! Egal ob Anfänger oder Profi, DEINE TRACKS im Besten Licht!
• Jonathan R Cross Techno / Synthesizers / Electronica - Improvised live techno, with Jazzy Sprinkles
• William Fields William Fields is an artist and musician from the Phildelphia area whose work explores the intersection of generative processes, improvisation, and audio-visual correspondence. His music has been released on labels such as SUPERPANG, tokinogake, EVEL, SØVN, 3OP, GOTO, ding\ndents, Kaer'Uiks, Conditional, Great Curve, Nada, and New York Haunted.
• Uncaught Exception I’ve been creative for a long time. I know what it’s like to feel frustrated when your tools are getting in the way. But I’m here to help. That’s why I started Uncaught Exception. To help you clear those roadblocks or make decisions to keep your creativity flowing and get your projects published to the world.
• Osiris Dreams Under the name OSIRIS DREAMS Swede Anders Norrback Bornholm is creating cinematic synthwave inspired by the music heard in is childhood in the late 70s and early 80s. Growing up in that period in Sweden meant swearing a virtual blood oath to belong to one of two irreconcilable tribes: metalheads or synth fans. Anders, of course, was a... metalhead.
• Angry Blue Planet Angry Blue Planet is composed of singer, songwriter, and guitarist Jim Love and his son, Daniel Love, an energetic rhythmatist who gives his drums the what-for. Though they live in the shadow of Seattle they aren’t recycling the grunge of yesteryear.
• Autosad Music Priductions I make hybrid electronic music with roots in experimental alternative rock. Kind of an odd set of influences but I make it work. I do mixing and mastering for people, and I teach people audio production, and am an Ableton power user, but I made the transition to Bitwig recently.
• Polarity Music Mostly Drum & Bass and Ambient Music straight outta Berlin
• KID_MUSS_RAVEN Electronica / Neo Classic / Live Dubstep
• MiDi BiTCH Kosmische Musik Electronic Music Musician and producer based in Germany
• Archeeman Heavy Metal, Bass and Horror Music / 3D Animations
• Ambient Drones Ambient music creator and producer. Drone photography and videography.
• Default Media Transmitter
• Richard Kramen
• 7Sleepers
• Signal Infusion
• Alison Wilder
• Jet Jaguar / Tonkyn Pearson
• The Smiling Buddhas
• drkmbnt
• Wipeout
• Dadanaut
• 12AX7
• Andrulian
• Trash Panda QC

Join the Music Producer Webring #

There is a Google Formular, where you can add your Website: Google Form

After sending, you can find your data in this read-only Form and copy and paste the markdown or html data on your site.

If everyone is doing this, we can create a nice Network of Websites.

I have no Website! #

The best way to create a Website IMHO is to use pure HTML and CSS. To create a website with pure HTML, you'll need to write the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code by hand using a text editor like Notepad or Sublime Text. You'll need to ensure your code is structured properly and follows web standards. Or take a look at these tools:

• Publii GUI app that generates html files based on a template & posts (very easy to use)
• HTML Notepad simple wysiwyg html editor
• Bootstrap Studio GUI Bootstrap builder
• Eleventy That's what i use. NodeJS Static Site Generator
• Tiny Host super simple html hosting
• Neocities hosting like in the old days
• Bludit JSON based CMS
• OMG.LOL Service and host for simple HTML pages. I have a page there too

On the other hand, to create a website with a static site generator, you'll need to install a generator like Jekyll, Hugo or Gatsby, Eleventy and use templates and markdown to generate the static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files.

The pros of creating a website with pure HTML are that it's straightforward and relatively easy to learn, and it doesn't require any additional tools or dependencies. You have full control over the code and can customize it to your exact needs.

The pros of using a static site generator are that it can automate repetitive tasks, like generating a navigation menu or sitemap, and it can help manage content more efficiently by separating content from presentation. This can lead to faster development times and easier maintenance. Additionally, static sites tend to be more secure and faster to load than dynamic sites.

Im using Eleventy on this Site. If you're interested in using my Code, let me know.

Projects I'm financially supporting #

• PlugData -A visual programming environment for audio experimentation, prototyping and education. Based on PureData
• Internet Archive Internet Archive is a non-profit library of millions of free books, movies, software, music, websites, and more.
• Volksverpetzer Just like everyone else, we get annoyed by hate, harassment, fake news, and conspiracy theories on social media. Even as regular folks who want to make a difference, we're doing our bit. With our anti-fake-news blog, we're trying to add to the awesome work of other fact-checking projects. We do this with creative campaigns, a good sense of humor, satire, and some thorough research of our own.
• Correctiv CORRECTIV is a public-spirited media house that's all about strengthening democracy. As an award-winning editorial team, we're big on investigative journalism. We spark public debates, collaborate with citizens on our research, and boost society with our educational programs.