Showing posts with label garrix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garrix. Show all posts

Friday, March 28, 2014

House music explained


Electronic music has turned into a broadly mainstream class even in the last few years.  As it has started to mix more with different classes like pop, shake and roll, hip/hop, R&b, and Rap.  More and more music is constantly made with synthesizers and electronic music programming however does that fundamentally would not joke about this recognized techno or house music? 


House began in Chicago where the african american, latino, and gay clubs and discos started toying with manufactured beats and music styles to reflect some previous modes of music like soul, funk, and disco.  It spread to New York and different places before making it to Europe and thinking that it route into the standard ebbs and flows and afterward moving to standard America.  Not so unique in relation to the way most music or social patterns impact the American standard.

The style is surely custom-made to hit the dancefloor with its disco-reminiscent percussion and relentless bass drum thump.  Like most techno or electronic music, it uses synthesizer impacts, pop examples, and reverb-improved vocals and instrumentation in a kind of mixture of sound and musicality.  It gives remix control to the person when a plenty of sounds and mixes are at your fingertips.

Few might contend the impact House has had in the club and rave scenes where the new social tribal move around the flame has transformed into a pounding move in a space of hued lights.  That's the mystery of electronica however, I presume.  Same homo sapiens, distinctive instruments.  No matter how advanced or manufactured you may need to call it, regardless it originates from the human soul.

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Pop Danthology 2013 - Mashup of 68 songs!

This video sums up the pop genre o'13.


Monday, December 2, 2013

A new way of mixing!

Palette - A Freeform Interface That Controls Any Software



Palette is a Kickstarter project, that is trying to reach
100,000$ to make there product in to reality.


PALETTE is the first FREEFORM hardware interface that offers hands-on control of your favorite software.


 Every Palette module comes with built-in RGB LEDs you can control.

How does it work?

Palette is designed with ease of use in mind. To create your own Palette:
1) Plug in the Power Module (included in every kit) to your computer's USB port
2) Connect as many modules as you'd like in any shape or size. The Palette Desktop App detects these modules on the fly as you add and rearrange them
3) Use the Desktop App to easily assign module inputs to software functions, using presets or mapping them individually.
It's simple. Now you have a professional tool that is personalized, will increase your productivity and it even looks great.

What makes Palette so different?

Feature 1: Modularity and Customization
You are unique. Create an interface that fits your workflow and style. An expanding lineup of modules gives you plenty of input options as your needs grow.
DJs and Music Producers
  • MIDI mode lets you use your favourite mixing software
  • Start small and add more modules as you progress, instead of always buying and selling your old gear
  • Ever wanted just a few more sliders or dials? Add Palette to compliment your current equipment
  • LED halo light for status and visualizations in the dark
Find them and help found them at;


Friday, November 29, 2013

Pioneer unveils wi-fi enabled CDJ-900NXS

"Play tracks via CD, USB connection, smartphone or tablet"




Pioneer has unveiled the new CDJ-900NXS player!

Of course its able to play music from a bunch of sources, CDs, USB, Mac/PC, and smartphones and tablets via wireless sync with Pioneer's rekordbox app.



CDJ-900NXS is set to launch in December 2013 priced at £1149/€1399. For full spec info head over to Pioneer DJ.

Wednesday, November 27, 2013

My dj-setup

What is a dj-setup?














Way back a dj-setup was built on  
2 Vinyl Record players, 1 mixer and 2 speakers (basically), 
but now everything is pretty much done digitally. 
(Meaning that you have a controlling system that
tells a computer what to do.)


What hardwear are you using?

I'm rocking two cdj 350(silver), one djm 250(silver)
and I'm connecting them to my asus ultrabook.
And for sound I've got a pair of nEar 05 by ESI speakers,
and my headphones are called akg k518dj.

What sofwear are you using?

Traktor is my softwear of choice, iv tried most
of the softwear on the market, how ever Traktor
is one of the only once that supports my rig.















http://www.pioneer.eu/uk/products/44/106/462/CDJ-350-S/page.html

Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Your perfect controller

``You design, we build. Your perfect controller.´´


is one of the slogans that Umidi a dj-tech startup uses. 
The controller is a close match to Dj Techtools "Midifighter", 
So what's different about the Umidi
 
Well first off it's highly customizable, with alot more fetures then themidifighter
you could also argue that the Umidi is better looking but that is highly personal. 
 
 

So how much dose they both cost? 

 
Well since the midifighter is the only one out on the market at the moment, 
and taken in count that the midifigher also is customizable,  
the absolutely cheapest version is priced at $175.00. 
And when the Umidi is released the price will be $1050 incl. international shipping. 














(Umidi, example how it can look)




















(Midifighter, example how it can look)



Monday, November 25, 2013

Revibe Stream electronic music!

In 2012 the streaming service Revibe launched,  its portal for electronic music in Sweden and now it's time for the service to make the move abroad! Now  launched in Denmark, Norway and Finland.

Besides listening to music, users can even use the tools on the site to auto mix music but there are also some more advanced tools with which the user can remix songs manually.

You can test Revibe free for one month and wants to continue using the service after that, it costs 49 dollars a month.







:
via Revibe Press

https://revibe.fm/

Saturday, November 23, 2013

So today im drinking Ginger joe's and dj'n to max with the speakers on max!


Friday, November 22, 2013

Friday Fuck YEAH!

Friday Fuck YEAH!

Well well well, Mr Friday here on visit again. I'm so freaking happy to have some time off school to dj, and be with friends. I hope every one els will have a awesome Friday and here is a song to tribute this fantastic day!



Wednesday, November 20, 2013

A relaxing day

I have done nothing productive at all today, so the only thing I can write about today is how much i freaking love this song:














IT'S SO AWESOME!!!