Michael Joseph Jackson (August 29, 1958 - June 25, 2009) was an American recording artist, entertainer, and businessman. The seventh child of the Jackson family of Gary, Indiana, he made his debut onto the professional music scene at the age of 11 as a member of The Jackson 5 in 1969, and later began a solo career in 1971 while still a member of the group. Referred to as the ‘King Of Pop’ in subsequent years, his 1982 album “Thriller” remains the world’s best-selling album of all time and four of his other solo studio albums are among the world’s best-selling records: “Off The Wall” (1979), “Bad” (1987), “Dangerous” (1991) and “HIStory” (1995). In the early 1980s, he became a dominant figure in popular music and the first African-American entertainer to amass a strong crossover following on MTV. The popularity of his music videos, such as “Beat It”, “Billie Jean” and “Thriller”—widely credited with transforming the music video from a promotional tool into an art form—helped bring the relatively new channel to fame. Videos such as “Black Or White” and “Scream” made Jackson an enduring staple on MTV in the 1990s. With stage performances and music videos, Jackson popularized a number of physically complicated dance techniques such as the moonwalk. His distinctive musical sound and vocal style influenced many hip-hop, pop and contemporary R&B artists. Jackson donated and raised millions of dollars for beneficial causes through his foundations, charity singles, and support of …
No doubt - he played an amazing set! Employing a lot of techniques that Digital DJIng provides: Traktor Scratch, Looping, Effects, Faderfox DX2, the effect unit of the Pinoneer DJM 600. All this stuff seems to make Digital DJing a lot different from classiv vinyl DJing. Check out the full 3.5 hours DJ-Live-Set as well: www.berlin-mitte-institut.de 29th September 2008.
Tersely titled after it’s simplified yet inspiring production technique, “X” equals driving percussion plus siren style synths over massive bottom end frequency. A vocal splash culminates each build into clubland euphoria. Bam and Sheik clearly mark their spot with this one. Beatport Release Date: Feb 9, 2010 Worldwide Release Date: Mar 9, 2010 Buy at Beatport: djb.am Buy at iTunes: djb.am Buy at Amazon: djb.am
By Dj Mattew www.djfunk80.com A club disc jockey selects and plays music using several turntables, CD players, or a hard-drive source, mixing the songs with a mixer and modifying the tone or sound of the recordings with equalizers and other effects. The setting can range anywhere from a neighborhood party at a private home or a small nightclub to a discothèque, a rave, or even a stadium. The size of the sound system varies according to the venue, and can range from a 500 watt PA system with two small speakers at a house party to a 50000 watt sound reinforcement system with a number of speakers and multiple 15″ subwoofers at a major dance club. The main focus of club DJs is on the music they play and how they mix tracks in and out, sometimes just to add a bit of energy to a track. They build their sets by choosing “tracks” (songs) to control the energy level of the crowd and use beatmixing and beatmatching techniques to make seamless transitions between tracks. Some DJs may interweave a number of different songs or samples into each track that they play What is DJ-ing anyway ?” I’ll start by saying it is not just chaining tracks together into one long continuous piece of music. How you mix your records, which records you mix and even the order in which you mix them can make or break an atmosphere. A DJ is a musician who is using music to make music. The turntables, mixer and records make up one of the most versatile and complex instruments imaginable. Still, this does not …
DOWNLOAD FREE DEMO SAMPLES HERE: www.primeloops.com • plus free music production tutorials/tips and tricks, and loads more! Sweet! Were back with our latest sample pack, and this one’s got a new style. Over the last few years Asian Hip Hop and Dance music has seen a massive rise in popularity, not only in Asia, but across the world. Producers such as Timbaland, Scott Storch, Dr Dre, and many more, have all sampled, and taken influence from the Asian Sound. Nu-Eastern Grooves delivers this sound straight to your studio. Authored by Nisal Gangodage, One of the top Asian hits producers, with a huge catalogue selling 100s of 1000s of CDs and downloads. He currently in Sri-Lanka, and working with Asias premier talent such as B n S, Ashanthi, Dinesh Kanagaratnam, BoneKiller, Krishan, Infaaz, Samitha Mudunkotuwa, Pradeep Rangana, Manaram, Chilli, Irosha Autumn, Shafraz and many more. When asked about the production of the sample pack he commented: The idea behind Nu-Eastern Grooves was to create killer Asian sample construction kits which you can use with modern Hip hop & R n B music, by creating various ethnic instruments & grooves. All the ethnic instruments was recorded by using class A tube preamps & carefully chosen microphones. Also mixed by professional audio engineer in a perfectly calibrated acoustic environment. Nu-Eastern Grooves is hot, and waiting inside a King-Sized selection of over 350 Loops arranged into 27 Crisp Asian Hip Hop Construction Kits - all the tools …
Cake decorating David Cakes invite you to HAVE YOUR YOUR OWN VERSION OF ‘FOREVER FREE’ APPEAR ON A NEW CHARITY ALBUM TO HELP RAISE £1m FOR ‘WE ARE MACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT’ . David Cakes ‘FOREVER FREE CHARITY MUSIC PROJECT’ will feature unlimited versions of Forever Free interpreted by you , into your style of music, whether it be from Classical to Rock , Soul to Opera or Dance to Rap, etc, etc…… Each version will be made available for download with profits going to help raise much needed funds for the Macmillan nurses who care for people and their families living with cancer. Cake decorating David Cakes best buddy Liverpool vocalist Claire Lomax performs a ‘Hippy Chick’ version of Forever Free composed by David Cakes. Liverpool guitarist Tony Rubio accompanied Claire’s vocals, with David Cakes on Tambourine. David Cakes co-produced this acoustic version of ‘ Forever Free’ with Billy Kinsley (Liverpool Express / The Merseybeats. When Dave & Claire met in 2001, Dave felt that Claires strong & emotional voice was perfect for this version of the ‘Forever Free’ that he originally wrote in 1999….. In 2002 BBC Radio Merseysides Roger Phillips interviewed Claire & David Cakes about Forever Free shortly after Davids Dad Roy had sadly passed away after a long battle with Melanoma skin cancer. In 2008, Claire herself was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma Cancer and she fought her own long battle against her illness, and she became an inspiration to us all. Claire is now in …
CONSEIL DJ N°12 : VARIANTE DU REVERSEVideo DJ NETWORK (Ecole de DJ) Au travers de 18 videos, PARIS BARCLAY vous présente différentes techniques DJ. Que vous soyez DJ debutant ou confirmé, l’objectif de ces cours de mix illustrés n’est pas de vous apprendre a mixer mais plutôt de vous aider à réaliser vos propres effets de style ! * L’ ecole DJ NETWORK propose : Stage DJ, Stage MIX, Formation DJ et Formation MAO pour apprendre a mixer et devenir DJ PRO. + d’infos sur l’école des DJ au 0820 075 962 ou sur www.dj-network.com
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Dj Highfly - scratching with a transform-button (on / off switch). More Britcore at: www.britcore.net Explanation: We took my vestax - mixer and soldered an simple on/off button into it. Here is a short demo about this kind of scratching. In the past, a lot of people used the line/phono switch to make tranforming sounds with it. There are a few dj´s using this kind of an selfmade “fader” (like dj Psychopath from Hideouz Newcome, or the dj´s from Knightz of Bass). It´s an easy technique to do funny things and hardcore scratches ia high speed way (120 bpm and more). Especially the sound of “Britcore” (European Hardcore Hip Hop like Hijack, Silver Bullet, Gunshot, Demon Boyz, Hardnoise and a lot of other Crews has a lot of scratches in their songs like this kind of style). You Dont need an expensive mixer for this technique, there also exists small boxes with a build in button, for more informations about the button or the selfmade 1mm vinyl, feel free to write me a message. I hope you like the scratches (only fun-demo, no competition) Thank you, and dont forget: Stay hardcore!
www.myspace.com Motown’s music was crafted with the same ear towards pop appeal. The company specialized in a type of soul music it referred to with the trademark “The Motown Sound”. The Motown Sound was typified by a number of characteristics: the use of tambourines to accent the back beat, prominent and often melodic electric bass guitar lines, distinctive melodic and chord structures, and a call and response singing style that originated in gospel music. In addition, pop production techniques such as the use of orchestral string sections, charted horn sections, and carefully arranged background vocals were also used. Complex arrangements and elaborate, melismatic vocal riffs were avoided; [2] Motown producers believed steadfastly in the “KISS principle” (”keep it simple, stupid”) [3] Berry Gordy used weekly quality control meetings, held every Friday morning, and veto power to ensure that only the very best material and performances the company came up with would be released. The test was that every new release needed to “fit” into a sequence of the top 5 selling pop singles of the week. As a result, several tracks which later became critical and commercial favorites were initially rejected by Gordy; the two most notable examples being a pair of Marvin Gaye songs, “I Heard It Through the Grapevine” and “What’s Going On”. In several cases, producers would re-work and re-re-work tracks in hopes of eventually getting them approved at a later Friday morning meeting, as …
——————————————————————— This here is a Trance song I have produced with another technique/sound compared to my previous trance songs! Enjoy