Showing posts with label production. Show all posts
Showing posts with label production. Show all posts

Monday, April 15, 2013

Mixing Techniques for Dj’s – 5 Creative Tempo Changes

Have you ever wanted to mix in a greater variety of tempos into a set but were to afraid to screw up the mix? That is the case for many DJs, new and experienced alike. Dropping songs of different styles and tempos can be scary territory but potentially rich with reward. Now with digital technology we have a wide variety of tools. many of which can help bridge the gap between songs of various tempos while keeping the blend smooth and natural. In today’s article I will cover 5 mix techniques that will help you do just that!

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Tuesday, April 9, 2013

7 Essential Books For DJs and Producers

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Festival season is just around the corner, which means significantly more downtime for DJs and and music fans alike while en route to the show. When you’re waiting in bus stations, trains, airports, and cars to get to the next big event, having a book to read is great – and you could be expanding your DJing and production knowledge while staying entertained. We’ve put together a great list of seven essential reads for DJs and producers, read on!

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Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Every Apple Product Supposedly in the Works

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Did you hear the latest rumor about Apple's "explorations" into a Dick Tracy-like smartwatch that'll soon be attaching itself to everybody's wrists? It's coming soon. Or never. But it's just another one of an avalanche of products Apple is rumored to have in the works.

We've rounded up everything Apple's supposed to have in the pipeline. If even half of them are true, Cupertino's got its hands full.

All of these are just rumors, of course, and nothing more. And even if Apple is working on something, that doesn't mean it'll ever turn into a product. Companies on experiment on new things all the time that never see the light of day. That's why it's called research and development. You research it, you develop it, and then mayyyybe you make it. So don't think of this as a crystal ball. It's more of a deep breath, a chance to see just how broadly Apple's ambitions range. Or at least, how long the rumormongers' wish list is.

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