Yes We Can: Some Interesting Takes on the Concept of Remixing
by Samuel Sennott
A friend sent me a dj mix in which he spun this as the first record.
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Saw this on another list and thought it was interesting.
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Some back story on that video can be found here: http://www.factcheck.org/askfactcheck/is_mccain_unable_to_use_a_computer.html It would be wild to be McCain’s AT specialist, eh?
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I lol’d at the second one. FDR at the end is a nice touch.
I wonder what the best software for making mashups on an AAC device would be? Remixes and mashups will be to the 21st century what Jazz was to the art world in the 20th.
Garage Band and a mid keyboard is a pretty good start for most people.
I think Mixcraft 4 is pretty cool on the windows side, as an equivalent to Apple’s Garage Band. Keeping it simple is good!
Reason and its derivatives are pretty good as well. I think that a great deal of the software’s have keyboard equivalents and mapping capabilities as they connect to midi interfaces.
MixCraft 4
http://www.acoustica.com/mixcraft/buy.asp?p=24&s=esell&a=AFL3841635380
Propellerheads Software
http://www.propellerheads.se/