I
love chocolate more than most people. Give me one little,
teeny, tiny piece and I'll be clamoring for more. Since
childhood I have been able to eat one pound of chocolate in
1 sitting and don't even get me started on Easter. That day
is lethal. My childhood chocolate addiction was progressing
nicely until one day in my late teens I discovered 2 things
at the same time. Music and Computers. Music was just plain
cool. Computers were not, unless of course, you happened to
turn them into a recording studio but by installing the
right chocolate - that is, I mean software.
Nine years and hundreds of pounds of chocolate later I'm
still sitting in front of my computer making music. This
time it isn't for high school composition class, it's for
rock bands, pop groups, movies, and even computer games. I
still love it, but the software that keeps me in the job and
gives me the power and creativity that I love so much also
has a nasty tendency to gnaw large holes in my wallet.
5 minutes ago, that changed forever.
Audio4fun.com just released their new VIP card at
http://www.audio4fun.com/vip-store.htm. For $200 you get
access to everything audio4fun.com has ever offered
(normally $1,200) and everything audio4fun.com has yet to
offer (the new stuff from the labs, etc.) This includes ALL
the updates, expansion packs and tutorials from now until
eternity. If only audio4fun.com offered chocolate.
Every single product audio4fun.com offers is mindlessly easy
to use and a lot of fun. You don't need any prior knowledge
in music or movie making, just an idea or two. The software
looks after all the technical stuff in the background so
that all you have to worry about is your creativity and the
location of your chocolate stash. You can check out their
entire catalogue for free simply by clicking
http://www.audio4fun.com/vip-store.php.
This is BY FAR the best offer Audio4fun.com has ever had.
Not only do you save $1,000 now, but you will continue to
save well into the future. If I had had access to a deal
like this when I first started out, I would now be tens of
thousands of chocolate bars better off.
Jason Matthews.
