Intersting article, in French. Maybe someone can translate? (PS : if u
have an add, you can skip it)
http://www.lemonde.fr/web/article/0,[EMAIL PROTECTED],36-994999,0.html
TO ADD SOMETHING, I ask WHY digital DJ softwares do not have integrated
somethiong like COVER FLOW you can find on Itunes
TO ADD SOMETHING, I ask WHY digital DJ softwares do not have
integrated somethiong like COVER FLOW you can find on Itunes / Ipod?
Even more, this feature should be completed by the same interface
you have on Ipod Touch / Iphone, displaying the tracklisting of the
album on the back of the
Easy, because noboby's written it yet. Let's face it, the second anyone saw
that they instantly thought now that would be nice
with Ableton!
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From: Benoît Pueyo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 02 January 2008 08:25
TO ADD SOMETHING, I ask WHY digital DJ softwares
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As a side note. I wouldn't expect this to come from the Ableton folk.
They seem to have gone down the DAW route a lot recently rather than
concentrating on performance.
robin...
A side note of a side note: it looks like it doesn't it Robin? Still, a friend
of mine showed me a recent (maybe
*Coverflow*
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From: Odeluga, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 02 January 2008 14:19
To: robin; Benoît Pueyo
Cc: list 313
Subject: RE: (313) Digital Djing
As a side note. I wouldn't expect this to come from the Ableton folk.
They seem to have gone down the DAW route
A side note of a side note: it looks like it doesn't it Robin?
Still, a friend of mine showed me a recent (maybe the latest? Not
sure) build of Ableton yesterday and even though yes, Ableton now
does everything that the average DAW does and perhaps more, it is
still much more performance
Actually, the Ms Pinky Maxi Patch application's file browser is so primitive,
they suggest you use iTunes as a music library front end. So in effect, I
browse iTunes using the coverflow view, and drag and drop the file/song onto
the appropriate Maxi Patch deck.
However, it's really not
Hope you all had a fun night and generally a good holiday - I made out like
a bandit ;-)
A bit of a heads up. In anticipation for my new Ikea record shelf system,
and in effort to focus on the music that really moves me, I'm sorting
through my collection.
Some things will be headed toward the
Yes, Happy New Year all!
robin...
On 2 Jan 2008, at 15:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hope you all had a fun night and generally a good holiday - I made
out like
a bandit ;-)
I heard James Ruskin at the 'Closer' party he played a storming set,
using a combination of vinyl laptop
That man has some serious skills.
Happy new year 313.
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Benoît Pueyo a écrit :
Intersting article, in French. Maybe someone can translate? (PS : if u
have an add, you can skip it)
http://www.lemonde.fr/web/article/0,[EMAIL PROTECTED],36-994999,0.html
TO ADD SOMETHING, I ask WHY digital DJ softwares do not have
integrated somethiong like COVER
But that's not the point - what you're saying is fine if you already know what
track you're going to play next. For someone like me
who for years has been used to flicking through his records to decide what to
play next Coverflow would be ideal. Things seem to
leap out more to us simple minded
interesting...i think this has more to do with music
appreciation/collecting than dj'ing (although relevant to many dj's),
turning digital music into a digital object closer to what we
experience with actual objects. we had like a 30 page argument
touching on that on c-b-s recently.
On Jan 2,
When I first read this I thought yes I'm sure that's absolutely right.
But then I thought a little bit more and I'm not sure it's the whole answer.
What I think looking at covers (real or virtual) gives me is some information /
association that I can absorb very quickly and use
to make a decision
i have used Final Scratch 2 for the past 2 years, to some success.
however, i am still not able to play a proper, balls out set with it.
not because the tunes are not there, but because:-
1. the sound quality is not an iota on vinyl
2. i agree with senor Francis on the covers thing. much easier
as an avid vinyl collector for the last 20+ years, [who also made the
mistake of buying entire catalogues of some labels on cassette, sadly]..
I originally thought I'd hate to use a digital imitation of the real
thing.
Especially from the packaging perspective [which led me into being a
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