If your just starting out i wouldn't worry to much about sending demos just yet. focus on having fun making tracks it could be years before your ready to send out a demo. that's for sure. If you have any doubts about whether your song is good enough it probably isn't. mmm don't agree much. I might ...

hello everyone. I am beginning the process of writing my own music and I'm considering submitting it to a record label some time in the future. I have a lot of question marks in my head and I reckon there's a lot of people here who have a huge knowledge of the subject. hence some asking from myself....

mmm I like this set, but I've seen him at time warp and in florence last week and this is nowhere near what he played at both gigs.

fuckin' great!! :twisted:

so because the true greats are around for some time (and learned dj'ing with vinyl), they can do whatever they want and play with cd's or laptop? that's total bullcrap imho. no no "they can do whatever they want to " means it's nice seeing them taking technology and djing one step further...

IMHO Grab the concept of dj'ing in it's true art form by learning the basics on what all the greats learned. ON DECKS. Then if you want to experiment by all means do it. good point. but what really took me by surprise was seeing carl cox (nicknamed, as you well know, "the three decks wizard) d...

I started using Serato last year so I could play all of the good music being released only in digital format. I would never spin without using Technics, but a kid who lives where you can't readily acquire decks can still rock the party on Traktor or Ableton. It can be a good thing, but if you have ...

from Richie Hawtin, as written in the m-nus newsletter:

"For those who didn’t know, I’ve moved over to a completely new setup for my performances, releasing the shackles of turntables and going to a fully digital laptop setup, allowing me to get closer to the edit than ever before!!!"