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XENOMORPHOPHILIA - SoundCloud

Listen to XENOMORPHOPHILIA, a playlist by Dj Varangian on #SoundCloud

XENOMORPHOPHILIA

Techno House Dj Set Performer Performance MUSICIAN🏴‍☠️ & DJ specialist 4 Deck Mixing or traditional 2 deck & fader stuff if u really want

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SoundCloud, DJ'lerin remiks ve örnek alma haklarına sahip olmasını sağlamak için Dubset ile ortaklık kuruyor

SoundCloud, DJ’lerin remiks ve örnek alma haklarına sahip olmasını sağlamak için Dubset ile ortaklık kuruyor

Hak sahiplerinin ödeme almasını sağlarken, remix ve oynatma listesi para kazanma yolunu açma

SoundCloud, SoundCloud sanatçılarına ve DJ’lere platforma yüklenen örneklerin ve remikslerin haklarını temizlemek için doğru ve yasal olarak sağlam bir yol kazandıran haklar açıklamasındaki Dubset ile ortaklık kurdu. Dubset, sanatçıların, müzik etiketlerine ait telif hakkıyla korunan materyallerin…

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Needa ravebabe in my life haha

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Social Media for Musicians

Having some sort of social media outlet is key to maintain a certain image of your brand or perhaps your band.  As a DJ, there is often little we know about you until you open your mouth, and since DJs use their hands instead of their mouths to talk – you’ll need another way of speaking your mind.  There are the big three social media networks that will help you with your cause, but it won’t be made easy for you.  Just having a page, like a business card, is not really enough.  That is the old way of saying “hello”.  These days you are going to need to more interactive and friendly with your guests, even though you may never meet them face to face. Sometimes it might be best just to have a personal website to connect all of your social media and media sharing networks together.  It also gives you a chance to be more personal with your viewers rather than following the same boring format that is expected of you on every facebook or twitter page.  Content is also really key here, if you’re stagnant, then your readership will take that as a sign of how you see yourself as well. http://diymusician.cdbaby.com/2013/03/social-media-for-musicians/

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Offline Social Networking Tips for Musicians

If I were to come to you with a sales pitch in person, face to face, man to man, don’t you think I would have a better shot at convincing you that I’m worth your time – rather than an email with links and phrases?  Or does the reverse seem to be true?  Perhaps without an internet outlet or social media website our words and opinions have little weight in the real world.  Saying that one form of communication is better than another is foolish, but there ought to be a balance between what is real and what is virtual these days. A physical business card is the starting point for DJs and producers who want you to remember your name – but ultimately there will be fickle reasons why you are remembered.  Someone might hint that you are worth a short or perhaps your DJ name is funny enough to remember.  The point is here is that it doesn’t come down to having a perfect social media website or a great presentation either, there is more to selling yourself than those two things.  We shouldn’t forget the fact the outside forces that we cannot control will have some effect on our careers.  It’s called luck. http://diymusician.cdbaby.com/2013/03/the-best-way-to-social-network/

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Podcasting 101: Get Your DJ Podcast Onto iTunes

Pressing the record button and practicing or mixing under the gun is a nerve wrecking experience for many.  Just the thought of knowing that you are being record can shake you up enough to damage your confidence behind the decks.  Any DJ who says that they never feel the heat when they are on the spot is lying to you, every DJ, even the best DJs, still feel the stress when they are up on stage or being recorded live.  The trick is harder than it seems, and that is to forget about the fact that you are being recorded. For those that DO like to record themselves often, the next step is to make something of these recordings.  Putting them on Soundcloud is a good approach, but it still requires listeners to search out your recordings and listing, why not bring them to the listener?  A Podcast is much more professional as well as accessible for the modern listener.  Once they subscribe to your feed, they need not do much except click a few buttons here and there to download the next episode in your series of mixes.  It’s a good way to get your mixes out there without putting in too much extra work. http://www.djtechtools.com/2013/05/13/podcasting-101-get-your-dj-podcast-onto-itunes/

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Blend.io producer collaboration network

The problems of our current generation are unlike the problems of just a few decades ago, at least for music producers.  Few will remember the time when there was no place to upload your recent recorded mixes.  Facebook does not allow this and even today the options for DJs are quite limited.  Using a third party application was the best method to store music and have it visible.  However, many of these options lacked the support to keep it alive and kicking.  Many of them shut down, and lost our precious work in the process. Today, there are many options out there; many of them no different from the next.  Our problem is that we have too much choice – which makes it difficult to actually fully learn a program before deciding that it is or isn’t for us.  The simple solution here is to build a system around our short attention spans.  When you remove the annoying notifications and ads, we create something that is once again user friendly and obviously easy to use.  Blend.io looks to fill this gap that SoundCloud and other hosts have created by dumbing down the actual learning process and navigation skill required to use it. http://djworx.com/review-blend-io-producer-collaboration-network/#.U9gVNPldW1A