Computer Support Blog

Live music has always been one of the biggest reasons for people to leave their homes and spend a night on the town.  Whether people are discovering new artists at small clubs or going to bigger venues to catch performances by their favorite bands, there is no question that live concerts are a major draw for them.  Now, a cool person in technology has formed a startup that looks to make it easier than ever for people to find local live music that they enjoy.  Mark Karsdorf has created Timbre with the aim of connecting people with local music whenever they want to go out and see a show.  Timbre detects users’ locations and shows them all the upcoming live shows in their area, whether performed by major artists or small local groups.  The app automatically tells people when and where there is live music to see around them.  Anyone who wants to use Karsdorf’s app but has problems with their phone’s GPS will need smartphone PC repair before utilizing Timbre.  Read more »

The greatest challenge for any musician that wants to make an impact on the music industry is getting a major label to notice them in the first place.  While the Internet has made it possible for some artists to make a living independent of major labels, global success and fame usually still require the backing of the larger industry.  With the sheer number of musicians working and trying to gain a following, it often seems like pure luck is the greatest factor in receiving attention from a major label.  Cool product Chartburst wants to use the web to change this system and let fans decide what artists get the chance to connect with major labels and earn a record deal.  Chartburst allows artists and bands to create profiles on their site and for fans to vote on the songs they release.  Chartburst then tallies all the positive votes for particular songs and artists and creates a chart listing the most popular musicians and songs.  Chartburst then sends the highest rated music on their charts directly to several major labels for evaluations.  Any musicians or listeners who have difficulty navigating or joining Chartburst should call a phone computer support service.  Read more »