COMMUNITY DRIVE 2021
LOS ANGELES, CA | September 1, 2021 – Native Instruments commits $30,000 to Girls Make Beats, a nonprofit organization that empowers girls by expanding the female presence of music producers, DJs, and audio engineers.
The sounds on the Community Drive sound pack are free, but donations to Girls Make Beats can be made via GoFundMe.
Two-time Grammy nominee SOFI TUKKER, production powerhouse !llmind (Drake, Ariana Grande, Kanye West) and brazen UK rapper Flohio are just three of the trailblazing artists across the musical spectrum who’ve contributed exclusive audio stems, samples and production kits to support the next generation of female DJs, producers and engineers via COMMUNITY DRIVE 2021. The free charity sound pack is available today via Native Instruments, the innovation leader in the music creation industry for more than 20 years.
This year the free expansion pack supports Girls Make Beats, a non-profit aimed at elevating and empowering girls by expanding the female presence of music producers across the audio engineering, DJing, and production spaces. Native Instruments has announced a $30,000 dona-tion to the organization, which works with girls aged 5-17 and was founded in 2012 by certified audio engineer, Tiffany Miranda.
The sounds on the Community Drive sound pack are free, but donations to Girls Make Beats can be made via GoFundMe.
Two-time Grammy nominee SOFI TUKKER, production powerhouse !llmind (Drake, Ariana Grande, Kanye West) and brazen UK rapper Flohio are just three of the trailblazing artists across the musical spectrum who’ve contributed exclusive audio stems, samples and production kits to support the next generation of female DJs, producers and engineers via COMMUNITY DRIVE 2021. The free charity sound pack is available today via Native Instruments, the innovation leader in the music creation industry for more than 20 years.
This year the free expansion pack supports Girls Make Beats, a non-profit aimed at elevating and empowering girls by expanding the female presence of music producers across the audio engineering, DJing, and production spaces. Native Instruments has announced a $30,000 dona-tion to the organization, which works with girls aged 5-17 and was founded in 2012 by certified audio engineer, Tiffany Miranda.
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Just 2% of music producers and 3% of audio engineers on the Billboard Hot 100 charts are fe-male, according to a study by USC Annenberg. Girls Make Beats is dedicated to creating real-world opportunities to break barriers in the music industry. The organization provides courses on industry-leading hardware and software, and hosts educational seminars, summer camps, industry panels and networking events.
Community Drive is returning after a successful 2020 campaign that raised over $150,000 for charities like Musicians Without Borders, the Grammy MusiCares fund, Black Trans Femmes in the Arts, and more, while collaborating with world-class artists like Sia and Just Blaze.
Community Drive is returning after a successful 2020 campaign that raised over $150,000 for charities like Musicians Without Borders, the Grammy MusiCares fund, Black Trans Femmes in the Arts, and more, while collaborating with world-class artists like Sia and Just Blaze.