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Revealed: The Lies Bedroom DJs Tell That Stop Them Succeeding
Get out of your lazy bed and get yourself a gig – it’s the only way you’ll truly start to improve as a DJ. Pic: Plain Lazy We keep going on about how important it is to get gigs (or shows, or live DJ sets – whatever you want to call them) in order to improve as a DJ – and for good reason: More than half of our readers (according to our latest reader survey) are still only DJing in their bedrooms. Each day we receive scores of email, PMs, tweets and Facebook message from bedroom DJs who know they want to play “real” DJ sets in public, but are stuck doing it behind closed doors, all asking the same questions about how to break out of practising and start performing. So today we list the top seven real-life lies bedroom DJs tell themselves and that mean they continue to fail to get shows – and what you can do about them if you’re guilty of any of them yourself! 1. I’m just going to list a load of possibilities here. 2. Grow up, bro. Tiesto: He probably doesn’t listen to trance on his day off.
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Candy Bar girl L'il Jo / DIVA Magazine Lesbian Lifestyle
When I was fairly young I realised that I wanted to avoid a mid life crisis and so made the decision to have my wild and crazy years first, then go and be sensible when I'd had enough. I've certainly done the crazy bit - moving to California, living on desert islands, partying with rappers and models, DJ'ing for celebs and at fashion shows - but now I'd like a bit more stability in my life. One of the main problems that I face as a DJ is boredom during the day. Round 1 - The pros of the DJ lifestyle 1.The women - Well, I wouldn't have met my wonderful girlfriend if I wasn't a DJ! Round 2 - And the cons 1. Round 3 - The pros of teaching 1. Round 4 - And the cons... 1. So I decided to go back to university while I make my decision and have now obtained a 2:1 for my BA in Theatre Arts.
Best DJ Transition Songs FromDJs4DJs Electronic Music Blog
Transition songs are used when you want to take the energy of the party from one level to another. You may down-transition if you want to take a break and work your way back up or you may up-transition to raise the BPM and ignite the crowd again. This is a nice and easy way to get your BPM down from 130-100 or up from 100-130 without having to mix in a few slower or faster songs to get where you want to be. It takes some time to practice with these in your set but once you have it down it’s a serious tool, have fun! Down-Transitions: 112-89 BPM: DJ Nino – D.A.N.C.E On To The Next One Transition (112-89)129-90 BPM: Frank Sinatra Vs Jay-Z & Alicia Keys – New York State Of Mind (Phlipz Transition Re-Edit 129-90 BPM) (320 KBPS)114-92.5 BPM: I Aint Got No Money (Transition 114-92.5) (320 KBPS)128-82 BPM: Lil Jon – Patron In My Cup (Transition 128-82) (320 KBPS)128-72 BPM: Ludacris Feat. Up-Transitions: 93-114 BPM: Britney Spears Vs.
A-432Hz (Known as Verdi’s ‘A’) vs A-440hz, A Sonic Experiment ** HIGHLY RECOMMENDED | Radicalfilms.co.uk
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Pump Up The Jam – A DJs Guide to Mastering
You’re a hardworking DJ, and have probably started to make a few edits and remixes that sound great in the studio, but in the club just don’t pump like the latest releases. Why is that? What secrets do the pros know that you don’t? Well in most cases the answer lies in one word—mastering. Can you tell us what mastering actually is? JC: Mastering is the last creative process in the production chain, and the final technical check before replication. Why is this not achieved at mix-down, and why is mastering the magic ingredient? JC: Many independent CD projects are being recorded and mixed in less than ideal environments. With so many single releases in EDM, has the mastering process changed? JC: It hasn’t changed, but mastering for a single doesn’t include many of the steps and considerations of an album. So at what point should artists seek professional dedicated mastering? For professional mastering, what file type should people use for the tracks they submit? SW: Yeah! DI: Exactly right!
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The name "P. D. Q." is a parody of the three-part names given to some members of the Bach family that are commonly reduced to initials, such as C. P. E., for Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach. Biography[edit] Schickele gives a humorous fictional biography of the composer[1] with citations such as the following: P. In preconcert lectures, Schickele joked that P. In a running gag in Concerto for Horn and Hardart and in the introduction to Six Contrary Dances on his Music for an Awful Lot of Winds and Percussion album, Schickele inferred from fictional evidence that P. Music[edit] Schickele describes P. Schickele's works, attributed to P. P. Tromboon There is often a startling juxtaposition of styles within a single P. Compositional periods[edit] Schickele divides P. During the Initial Plunge, P. A final work is the mock religious work Missa Hilarious (Beethoven's Missa Solemnis)(Schickele no. Tromboon[edit] Tromboon detail; the bassoon reed is on the left Performances[edit] "P. Recordings[edit]
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Vielen Dank!Sie wurden erfolgreich abgemeldet. Audiotechnik Warum uns komprimierter Digitalklang so nervt Unterirdische Musikqualität? Foto: Getty Images/Untitled X Ray Vor 50 Jahren hatte Musik noch einen prallen Klang. Erst zehn Minuten läuft die Telefonkonferenz mit Kollegen aus Übersee, schon sind einige Teilnehmer unkonzentriert und zeigen erste Anzeichen von Ermüdung. Forscher der TU Berlin um Benjamin Blankertz haben untersucht, wie Menschen auf Lücken in der Übertragung oder Audiosignale in niedriger Qualität reagieren. "Auch wenn die Versuchspersonen subjektiv keinen Unterschied zwischen dem ursprünglichen und dem gestörten Signal ausmachen konnten: Das Gehirn war trotzdem unterschiedlich aktiv. Schneller müde, mehr Stress Die Synapsen im unbewusst aktivierten Gehirn feuern dabei häufiger, als würden die Klänge in höchster Qualität im Kopf ankommen. Doch es kommt immer auch auf den Zusammenhang an. Gehirn muss mehr arbeiten |weiter
