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How Can I Tell What Key A Song Is In? Finding the Key of a Song Ok, so you have a killer MP3 of some band you have downloaded that you want to Jam to, or you have an amazing tab that you want to develop ideas from, or maybe even a piece of music that you want to work with. Before you can do anything, you need to figure out the key that the song is in so that you can apply all of your knowledge about scales etc to figure out which notes to play. In this lesson we’ll try and figure out some ways to do this. There is no substitute for experience with this, and there isn’t always a failsafe formula, but a little knowledge can go a long way towards helping you with this. We’ll look at getting the key from Music, tablature, and also by ear, and by example.

Skratching around the universe! Now YOU can learn how to DJ and study turntable scratching with turntablism pioneer and DMC World Champion, DJ Qbert. Qbert Skratch University is a global community of DJs all taking their turntable skills to the next level in a fun and positively constructive way. You want direct feedback on your cuts from DJ Qbert? Now you got it! Qbert will personally respond to YOUR practice videos and tell you what you should do to progress.   DJing in Ableton: How To Warp Tracks with Drifting Tempo In the first part of our series on how to get started DJing in Ableton Live, we took a look at the possibilities opened up by Live for DJs and learned how to warp an electronic dance track with a steady tempo. But not every track you’ll want to work into your sets will be as simple as that – what happens when you have a live drummer or a track with serious tempo changes? Here, we look into warping more “difficult” songs with a non-constant tempo.

  Amplifying Your DJ Web Presence in 2012 As a digital DJ or electronic music producer, a well-curated internet presence can seal the deal when booking gigs, getting fans and friends out to your events, or putting your original tracks into headphones around the world. Today, we focus on some of the best tools and practices out there for maximizing your time online in 2012. Most active performing DJs and producers already have a web presence somewhere online. However, before dedicating loads of time and energy into whatever network or site (or combination of multiple) you’ve decided on, take a minute to think what’s really important to you as an artist. Book Review: Beyond Beatmatching – Take Your DJ Career to the Next Level Sure you know how to use a mixer, match beats, and program a seamless, bumping DJ set that’s guaranteed to rock the house. But have you ever considered how the 17th century circle of fifths relates to throwing down on the decks? Well two people who have are Yakov Vorobyev and Eric Coomes, co-authors of Beyond Beatmatching, a new eBook about the technique and business of DJing.