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Phil Morse posted this video and I think it has plenty of useful information in it. He also gives a shout out to one of the subs frequent contributors, u/MixmasterG.
He assigns dj software letter grades based on their performance and innovation over the past year and offers a brief overview of the very few changes we have seen in terms of hardware.
Has anyone used one of these? I'm considering one of these but worried the middle wheels might be bad for ripping up grass.
This video popped up in my feed and I painfully sat through the whole thing. The claims he makes are outrageous. $600 for a line array setup that he claims is good for 300 people. He even includes videos playing in front of 10 people as proof. It's all bad.
How hard is it to not leave a round in the chamber?
Hello. This sub was recommended to me in a response to one of my recent comments in a separate dj sub. I'll try to browse the sub as a typical lurker for a while.
Rock on.
I have noticed a dramatic uptick in the amount of spam posts over the past couple days. If you think your post was unjustly removed send the mods a message.
I'm getting more aggressive with my weed trimmer as the spam and nonsense is getting more aggressive.
I found this video to be pretty informative. It discusses reasons for perceived sound quality differences between mediums, the disadvantages of mastering for maximum loudness and a couple other technical concepts in a way that's easy to understand.
It looks like Tidal pulled the rug on the stems feature in dj software. Remember one of the biggest disadvantages of relying on streaming is that availability can be denied without notice. If anyone is trying to include streamed tracks into mixes you may see some issues with stems.
As far as I'm aware there is no official statement on the change.
There seems to be a significant uptick in posts from mostly dormant accounts. They are typically 1 or 2 year old accounts with minimal activity in their history and the user names tend to follow a format of Useless-Word 1234. This seems to have started right after our recent pause. They also seem to ask random oddball questions that seem to only be intended to generate movement in the sub. Am I the only one seeing this? I have a theory about what might be behind it but would like to see if others have opinions before I say it out loud.
Any old old school hip hop djs that remember Audio Two?
If you isolate the vocals on Top Billin it also strips the voice changer so you can hear who is really rapping 🤣
Can anyone else tell whose voice that is?
I noticed that after adding almost a thousand songs to a specific playlist, shuffle on Tidal always plays the oldest tracks first.
I am using tracks that span at least four decades. I have reshuffled dozens of times, deleted a lot of older tracks and even tried skipping forward a bunch of times to see if anything changed.
I get the impression Tidal Shuffle favors oldest tracks first. Has anyone else had any experience with this issue?
Shuffle is useless on Tidal for me if they are purposely directing traffic to whatever tracks are either the least expensive per hit for them or the most beneficial to them.
Looking for other opinions before I form a conclusion but so far Jay Z and Bennie T