Things To Know About Different DJ Equipment
If you are interested in becoming a Disc Jockey (DJ) you have come to the right place. To become a DJ you have got to first learn the art of mixing. You have to be well versed with the rhythm and remixing. But before you start you need to own a set of DJ equipment, which includes turntables, headphones, mixer and a good set of speakers.
These DJ equipments are costly and therefore it is important to do a thorough research bef (more…)
What’s Happening With 5.1 Surround Sound Music?
A few years ago 5.1 surround sound DVD video players looked likely to become standard kit in every living room in the technology friendly world.
So now a few years on, what has happened to the original promise of surround sound music? Well the answer to that is ‘lots, but not nearly enough.’
For those that don’t know already, 5.1 surround sound is basically five spe (more…)
Home Recording Studio How to Start ?
Regarding an inexpensive but effective Home Recording Studio, the first thing to do is to carefully go over your budget, because once you get going it will be the little bits and pieces that can nickel and dime you to death. Know how much you can safely spend without putting yourself into financial jeopardy. So many people talk about getting Financial Backers but that isn’t always the best answer since they will often want the lion’s share of (more…)
Music Engineer Training at Audio Recording School
Friday November 27th 2009, 2:45 pm
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For some people, music isn’t just something they enjoy listening to, it’s a passion — a calling. Music is a cornerstone of their lives. These people are driven to work with musicians and producers in the music industry, and they find true fulfillment in audio recording and music production. They love it, and they can think of no better career that would make them happy than to have a job in audio recording.
Music engineer and t (more…)
The Age of Hip Hop
Hip hop music, or as it is also called, loop, rapping, freestyle, DJing, scratching, sampling and beatboxing, stemmed from the Bronx during the 1970s. Professionals say that even though the term rap is used synonymously with hip hop, it denotes its own practices of an entire subculture.
To differentiate the terms, rapping, also called MCing, is a vocal style in which the artist speaks lyrically, in rhyme and verse, generally to an (more…)