No matter how many times I watch this video it never gets old. If you haven’t seen it by now then you need to.
Here are some audio mastering techniques that can boost the quality of your music. Compression, Limiting and Gating are universal effects found in most audio recording software. With practice and some experimentation, you will find that when used correctly, they have the power to radically enhance the quality of your music. Here are some tutorials that explain how they work, and what you can do with them.
Here is and interview from Dam Funk and a montage of The Gaslamp Killer performing in Barcelona. These guys are some of the best at what they do.
Dam Funk
The Gaslamp Killer
Here is a sample of a new song I am working on. It’s definitely influenced by some of the funk geniuses of the past. Much love to the likes of Zapp and Roger, Slave, and Quincy Jones to name a few. Enjoy!
Domino 0:00:00 – 1:02:00
Timeless 1:02:00 – 2:28:00
Here is the You tube version of Falling in Love. Now complete with a slide show showcasing interesting images. Party On
An edit I did of Hustlin a few years back for the JT Tim and Danja fans. =)
Ableton and Serato — two of the biggest names in live music production — have been working in stealth mode over the past year to create what they’ve been billing as “the future of digital DJing,” and today that new product has been revealed as The Bridge. Basically, you’ve got a thin layer of software that sits between full versions of both Serato Live (or Itch) and Ableton Live that allows output from both products to flow into the other — DJ sets can be imported into Ableton with full control over effect parameters, tempo, pitch, and so on, and Ableton instruments can sit inside a Serato session. It’s an interesting advancement, and the way the companies are talking, this is just the first in a string of products of the partnership; the good news is that The Bridge will be free to owners of both products, but unfortunately there’s no release date yet, so raves are going to have to soldier on using last year’s technology for at least a while longer. Hang tight, we’re told it’s “coming soon.”
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Indaskyes SPEAKER BUMP MIX Vol. 1 (03.25.10)
SPEAKER BUMP MIX Vol. 1 (03.25.10)
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Here is a live mix from San Jose’s one and only INDASKYES. He’s always been one of the most eclectic musicians I’ve know and I’m happy to see that he is continuing the tradition by producing some of the wildest remixes I’ve heard recently. Speaker Bump was recorded live at his recent show at the Motif Lounge in San Jose. For up to date information about Indaskyes’ latest releases and news visit www.indaskyes.com/