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How to Become a Wedding DJ: The Ultimate Guide to Success
Becoming a successful wedding DJ requires a combination of technical skills, deep knowledge of wedding event flow, a solid business acumen, and excellent interpersonal communication. Wedding gigs are unique because they combine the pressure of ensuring the event flows smoothly with the need to keep the energy high and the guests entertained. However, with the right skills, approach, and strategies, you can build a rewarding career that keeps clients coming back and referring you to others. This guide covers everything you need to know to become the go-to wedding DJ, whether you’re starting from scratch or looking to refine your skills and expand your business... The post How to Become a Wedding DJ: The Ultimate Guide to Success appeared first on GlobalDJsGuide. View the full article -
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“Daft Punk were deadpan people trying to be techno… It was too gimmicky”: Why John Lydon turned down a collab with the robots
Back in his heyday, you could argue John Lydon was a bit of a daft punk. But don’t get your wires twisted. While the ex-Sex Pistols frontman was happy to wreak havoc onstage, he’s recently revealed he turned down a chance to work with the actual Daft Punk. In a new chat with NME, Lydon has revealed that he had the opportunity to work with the duo – but says it didn’t feel right. “Daft Punk wanted to work with me a while back, but I didn’t feel the vibe,” he explains. “I felt it was too much of a ‘studio’ thing and gimmicky.” ... The post “Daft Punk were deadpan people trying to be techno… It was too gimmicky”: Why John Lydon turned down a collab with the robots appeared first on MusicTech. View the full article -
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Save $19,000 on this completely restored Yamaha CS-60 – but you’ll still need deep pockets
Would you like to be the proud owner of a Yamaha CS-60? There’s one currently up for sale on Reverb, and it’s had over $19,000 slashed off its asking price. You’ll still need deep pockets, though, as its discounted price is still $35,000… The CS-60 was first released in 1977 as a smaller version of Yamaha’s CS-80 synth, and has been used by artists such as Air, Gary Numan, Stevie Wonder, and more. This particular model is described as being in excellent condition... The post Save $19,000 on this completely restored Yamaha CS-60 – but you’ll still need deep pockets appeared first on MusicTech. View the full article- yamaha
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Production tips: Exploring digital distortion and mimicking retro samplers
Hardware samplers of the mid-80s and 90s are utterly outclassed by modern software samplers, but there are still producers who use them religiously. Workflow is a factor, but this feeds into a more fundamental attraction: The sound. Limited bit depths, downsampling to save memory, comparatively crude processing algorithms and relatively unsophisticated analogue input and output electronics combine to give classic samplers a distinct — and often genre-defining — sonic character. Fundamentally, this is just a blended sauce of different distortion flavours... The post Production tips: Exploring digital distortion and mimicking retro samplers appeared first on MusicTech. View the full article
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