The Fool's Cast on by Fool's Gold is done at least partially live (there is tonnes of scratching). I highly recommend checking it out.
The Fool's Cast on by Fool's Gold is done at least partially live (there is tonnes of scratching). I highly recommend checking it out.
I don't think that there is a lot of creative forethought when putting these mixes together because its more for promotion. I suspect for the bigger artists that they have someone on their team that puts together everything for them, while they just over dub a few sentences here and there.
For a lot of these guys their time is precious and their product has to be professional. hire an intern to do this job and you they have the opportunity to write music or go on tour.
that is exactly the case for Tiesto I can guarantee. tho i'm sure none of you are surprised by thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Killing time
I remember Chuckie once made a post once along the lines of "I made this mix in 30 minutes!", when the mix was an hour long :lol:
live mix podcasts, do it with video, much better than daw mixed bs
https://www.youtube.com/user/CocofmTV/videos
are djs musicians?
musicians play live.
EDIT: a simple mistake means the edges were pushed, I'd rather hear those edges and will ignore a simple mistake as if it was a live band.
lots of mistakes means you should practice more.
I guess it depends on what it means to "play" and what is "live".Quote:
Originally Posted by teknik1200
play = make some original wavelengths of soundQuote:
Originally Posted by Killing time
live = playing it without edits live.
edits= after the fact edits.. pre-edits obviously ok but then make more of them please!
Ah, a can of worms can be opened. But I'll refrain from such.Quote:
Originally Posted by teknik1200
Is cocofm an am/fm station? Or is it internet radio? Each has their own separate incentives for delivering products. Which is why one can "live dj" and be successful while others are there to create content and cross promote music from people paying their paychecks. The above and beyond group therapy podcast shows both of these things. The first 1.5 hours is all music set into segments at a out 5 min each, while the last half an hour has the guest mix portion where the guest displays their skill and style. Different incentives for different situations.
DJs are not musicians.
Musicians play a musical instrument. DJs play and combine music on a turntable, a CD player, or a computer - not musical instruments IMO. Plenty of people put songs in a play list on their iPods, or back in the day recorded their favorite songs to CDs or tapes in an order they liked - does that make them a musician? Not in my book.
A baby could mistakenly hit the record button on an audio recorder on my computer while banging a spoon on their hi chair. That ain't music even though it is an original wave length of sound.