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Sunday Social - 15/04/18
A company that was founded on one bit of code that solved one problem, an algorithm designed to slow down or speed up pieces of audio without changing their tone.
Young Li and Nick Mclaren from New Zealand DJ software company, Serato, join Vaughn Davis to talk about the new style of DJ.
Using just a laptop and a controller, the Serato team can DJ from just about anywhere. They move the record back and forth to create that 'scratching record' sound.
Mr Li and Mr Mclaren say the key part is knowing the music, but more importantly - knowing the crowd and what they're responding to.
They slow down or speed up each song, without changing the sound, stating sync, pitch and timing are all important when editing songs.
Listen to the full audio with Young Li & Nick Mclaren above.
Also, A website that recommends books, an app that helps you transcribe meetings in real time and what is your Starbucks name?
Paul Brislen joins Vaughn Davis for Apps of the Week, but first, they delve into the ridiculousness that was the Mark Zuckerburg Facebook inquiry.
Transcription app raises privacy flags
Otter, a free transcription app lets you record and transcribe meetings in real time. The app, powered by parent company AISense, uses artificial intelligence to churn out accurate transcripts that identify speakers, suggest keywords, and allow keyword searching.
Dumb site of the week
What's my Starbucks name... you enter your real name on the website and get a 'Starbucks' name.
Goodreads
This website promises to meet your next favourite book. You can connect via Facebook, Gmail or Twitter to see which of your friends are on the platform and what theyre reading, with 65 million members worldwide.
Be a good friend
The App of the week is: Garden, an app that sends you reminders when you havent spoken to someone for a while. Just set how often to reach out to important contacts and Garden will send you reminder notifications.
Listen to the full audio with Paul Brislen above.
Sunday Social with Vaughn Davis, 7pm - 8pm on RadioLIVE and streaming live to the Rova app on Android and iPhone.
RadioLIVE.
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By RadioLIVEA company that was founded on one bit of code that solved one problem, an algorithm designed to slow down or speed up pieces of audio without changing their tone.
Young Li and Nick Mclaren from New Zealand DJ software company, Serato, join Vaughn Davis to talk about the new style of DJ.
Using just a laptop and a controller, the Serato team can DJ from just about anywhere. They move the record back and forth to create that 'scratching record' sound.
Mr Li and Mr Mclaren say the key part is knowing the music, but more importantly - knowing the crowd and what they're responding to.
They slow down or speed up each song, without changing the sound, stating sync, pitch and timing are all important when editing songs.
Listen to the full audio with Young Li & Nick Mclaren above.
Also, A website that recommends books, an app that helps you transcribe meetings in real time and what is your Starbucks name?
Paul Brislen joins Vaughn Davis for Apps of the Week, but first, they delve into the ridiculousness that was the Mark Zuckerburg Facebook inquiry.
Transcription app raises privacy flags
Otter, a free transcription app lets you record and transcribe meetings in real time. The app, powered by parent company AISense, uses artificial intelligence to churn out accurate transcripts that identify speakers, suggest keywords, and allow keyword searching.
Dumb site of the week
What's my Starbucks name... you enter your real name on the website and get a 'Starbucks' name.
Goodreads
This website promises to meet your next favourite book. You can connect via Facebook, Gmail or Twitter to see which of your friends are on the platform and what theyre reading, with 65 million members worldwide.
Be a good friend
The App of the week is: Garden, an app that sends you reminders when you havent spoken to someone for a while. Just set how often to reach out to important contacts and Garden will send you reminder notifications.
Listen to the full audio with Paul Brislen above.
Sunday Social with Vaughn Davis, 7pm - 8pm on RadioLIVE and streaming live to the Rova app on Android and iPhone.
RadioLIVE.