I’m sort of a jerk (stubborn, old-fashioned, anti-social, fiercely independent) and have managed, for my entire adult life, to survive without the Internet in my home. I realize that that will someday have to change—probably sooner than later—as I relinquish my autonomous life for one shared with another person. (And her two cats.)
For many people, the Internet means access to email, social networking sites, weblogs, forums, countless apps and other crap. For me, the Internet will inevitably mean Computer Audio.
And when the time comes for me to dive into Computer Audio, I’ll rely on Michael Lavorgna’s AudioStream to lead the way.
ML’s series of articles devoted to “Getting Started” will surely prove invaluable. I’ll start there. And, when I want to know which products ML recommends above all others, I’ll be sure to check out his list of “Greatest Bits.”
I’m looking forward to it—computer audio and domesticity. (The cats are also okay, I guess.)
