Following on from our earlier posts, I stumbled upon this clip of Dutch DJ Louis Bailar using the iPad in conjunction with a Pioneer DJ setup.
Think the apps on the iPad are Electrify and Korg iELECTRIBE.
You can follow Louis on Twitter and his homepage
Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
Tuesday, 27 April 2010
[Mix] iPad DJing returns
The lovely Rana continues her iPad mixing odyssey first profiled here to deliver us a 13min mix;
Destroy The Silence Vol 1 - mixed by Rana
In her own words;
"This was made using one iPad, one 1/8th-1/8th cable, a Presonus USB audio interface (which I ditched about 10 minutes into making this and went directly to line-in) and Logic Studio recorded on a MacBook Pro. That's it. I EQ'ed my vocal at the end and had the sample of the computerized voice on my Mac. No other mastering was done on this mix."
Destroy The Silence Vol 1 - mixed by Rana
In her own words;
"This was made using one iPad, one 1/8th-1/8th cable, a Presonus USB audio interface (which I ditched about 10 minutes into making this and went directly to line-in) and Logic Studio recorded on a MacBook Pro. That's it. I EQ'ed my vocal at the end and had the sample of the computerized voice on my Mac. No other mastering was done on this mix."
Wednesday, 21 April 2010
[YouTube] The first ever iPad DJ?
It was only a matter of time before Job's latest folly was taken upon in this way I suppose;
This is using 2 x iPads, a VST version of Korg's electribe series and a basic mixer to demonstrate the ease of use of DJing in this way.
It's a nice idea and overall a really exciting video if you're geek minded. Good to see people using the iPad as a workable alternative to The Lemur, at a fraction of the price.
You can follow Rana's stuff more on her Twitter and Blog
This is using 2 x iPads, a VST version of Korg's electribe series and a basic mixer to demonstrate the ease of use of DJing in this way.
It's a nice idea and overall a really exciting video if you're geek minded. Good to see people using the iPad as a workable alternative to The Lemur, at a fraction of the price.
You can follow Rana's stuff more on her Twitter and Blog
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