Djay from algoriddim.com is an awesome piece of software. It plugs into your itunes library and lets you spin and mix on two virtual record decks. The application is intuitive and easy, and the best facsimile I’ve ever seen of actually spinning the wheels of steel on a computer. Combined with the fact that it’s… Read more »
Posts Tagged: music
Breakdancing lessons in London
If you’re interested in taking a breakdance course in London you might want to check out the following dance schools: Basement Dance Studio – York Way PS2 Breakstation – Kingsland Road Pineapple Dance Studios – Covent Garden Most of these studios offer courses for adults and younger learners and other related courses as well, such… Read more »
Thou Shalt Not Read NME
Post title shamelessly half-inched from The Londonist
Does file-sharing hurt the music biz?
It’s fascinating to hear that very little actual research shows any decline in music sales – the only people saying that it does are the music industry themselves and they are hardly to be believed without any question. Ars Technica asks: Does file-sharing hurt the music biz?
Phat Controla
I love Phat Controla – makers of very fine dub.