I've just received an email from CNet (who often provide useful pc information) regarding a new guide just released on PC DJ'ing.
Burning Down The House
An extract from the sales blurb:
Full Version: Help for those looking to use a PC/laptop
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| Learn how with Burning Down the House: Ripping, Recording, Remixing and More! You’ll quickly learn how to use your PC to rip, copy, record and burn your favorite songs. Author (and CNET editor) Eliot Van Buskirk uses step-by-step, results-based tutorials to teach you all the latest digital music techniques available to home PC users. This comprehensive guide teaches you: Digital music basics: Hardware and software requirements, multitrack recording, tracking live audio, mixing, digital effects, and more Creating music with your PC: Digital sampling, time signatures, organizing samples, loop CD-ROMs, and more DJ-ing with your PC: DJ mixing, virtual turntables, effects, samples, transitions, software, and more Re-mixing: Beat matching, mining for loops, extracting samples, using effects, pitch, tweaking, chopping, and more |
It may prove useful for some of you.
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