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Posted in Uncategorized on June 3, 2011
Things have been picking up the past few months so we’ve decided to move to a new home on our very own server. Thanks to all the readers and subscribers, we’re glad you all enjoy the blog. We’ve got new posts in the pipeline about getting track elements talking to each other, and the take home message from the Ibiza Music Summit, so head over to www.lostinmusik.net and fill in your name and email address on the right and we’ll keep you in the loop! We’ve also got a new section full of free downloads for subscribers coming soon so there’ll be plenty booty for DJs, producers and music lovers.
We’ll see you there!
Ibiza International Music Summit 2011
Posted in Events on May 26, 2011
How much is your music worth?
Posted in Music Industry, Music Marketing and Sales on May 19, 2011
Not so long ago music production was the playground of the minted. Without access to expensive equipment, studio time, engineers, manufacturing, and distribution there was no track. Now tracks can be released for less than the price of a… Read on…
Want make more music? Say hello to your enemy: Perfection
Posted in Music Production Tutorial on May 18, 2011
It’s great to strive towards the perfection that the voice in your head tells you about, but the reality is you will never get there. Never. The target always moves one step further away. Dont get me wrong, nothing will quash your career faster than a string of sub-par work, but “good enough” is often all that is required. In an ideal world… Read on…
Music Promotion for the digital age with Kahua Music
Posted in Interviews, Music Industry on May 12, 2011
Continuing Lost in Musik’s look at the various facets of music we thought it would be good idea to look at the black art of dance music promotion. In days gone by the artist made the tune, got it signed, the label distributed it and employed a promotion company to get it in the relevant tastemakers hands. Today with… Read on…
DJ Spinna tribute to the legend that is Quincy Jones
Posted in Featured Music on May 5, 2011
Stumbled upon this beautiful mix of Quincy Jones tracks by DJ Spinna this afternoon whilst doing some admin tasks. A real education in sounds and styles, and sure to get you all in the summer mood as the rays beam down here in the UK. DJ Spinna tribute to Quincy Jones DJ Spinna is a […]
Firestarter: words of wisdom from Pezzner
Posted in Firestarter on May 3, 2011
Here at LostinMusik we are hyped to have some fine words from super producer Dave Pezzner in the musical inspirations book, this week we’re going to share a couple of his responses… Read on…
Going down to groove town – Groove in Ableton Live 8
Posted in Music Production Tutorial on April 28, 2011
You may or may not know that Ableton has a groove pool from which you can pick a template that will apply velocity and swing to your midi. Groove is essential in music, but the amount of groove required depends on the genre. The faster the BPM, the less room there is for groove, so you’ll find that anything 138BPM or above generally has very limited groove and more militant percussion. Down below 128BPM there is much more room for swing and groove in the percussion. Read on…
Mount Kimbie Live Concert – Drum machines, MIDI and EFX
Posted in DJing and DJ Gear, Featured Music on April 24, 2011
Awesome 20minute live concert of electronic/dubstep outfit Mount Kimbie playing live – triggering samples from drum pads and MIDI controllers, then layering with a live drum and guitar to … Read on…
Is your artist image adding or subtracting the cool? Part 2
Posted in Music Marketing and Sales on April 22, 2011
Finally the second in this series looking at lessons to be learnt in how you manage your musical artist image from the awesome double page adverts for the fashion house Dunhill; as part of their ‘Voices’ campaign. The second advert features the actor Harland Miller. Whilst reading this take time and think how does it impact on […]