With more content available on the internet than ever, our feeds have never felt so cluttered. And this probably means what you really care about – the latest news, gear releases, artist insights and reviews from the world of music production and technology – feels sparser on your feed than you’d like.

That’s why you should make sure you’re following MusicTech on Google News, so you make sure you never miss the latest news from the world of music technology, or in-depth interviews with DJs and veteran producers and expert reviews on the latest synths, DJ controllers and software.

To follow us, simply head to Google News, enter ‘MusicTech’ in the search bar, and hit follow in the top right-hand corner. Easy!

Additionally, Google has just introduced a new feature – Preferred Sources – which allows you to manually curate your own Google News feed, prioritising your favourite outlets, including MusicTech, obviously. But how does it work?

The feature is currently only available in the US and India, but should be rolling out to other countries soon.

Adding MusicTech to your list of Preferred Sources is straightforward and will ensure you never miss our content.

So if you’re reading from the US or India, simply click this link right here, and tick the box next to MusicTech.com to add us to your Preferred Sources. In return we’ll make sure we deliver you the very best music technology content.

Alternatively, you can follow these steps directly from the Google homepage to add MusicTech as one of your Preferred Sources:

1. Visit the Google homepage and search for any news story
2. Hit the icon next to ‘Top Stories’ that looks like a box with a star in it
3. Type ‘MusicTech.com’ in the search box that then appears
4. When you see MusicTech.com show up, check the box to the right
5. Hit the ‘reload results’ button and enjoy more MusicTech in your searching!

It’s also worth noting that by adding MusicTech as a Preferred Source, you won’t only see MusicTech content – you’re basically just telling Google that you like what we do and that you want to see more of it in your feed.

You’re also free to remove any Preferred Sources at any time following the same method, though with MusicTech’s top-quality content we doubt we’ll ever lose a place in your list…

“When you select your preferred sources, you’ll start to see more of their articles prominently displayed within Top Stories, when those sources have published fresh and relevant content for your search,” says Google.

So it’s as simple as that – by following these steps you can have MusicTech’s news, features, and reviews front and centre in your “Top Stories” and “From your sources” sections on Google.

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