VJ Heaven

Ladies and Gentlemen …..Rock and Roll…. On August 1, 1981, at 12:01 am, MTV: Music Television launched with the words “Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll,” spoken by John Lack. Those words were immediately followed by the original MTV theme song, a crunching guitar riff written by Jonathan Elias and John Petersen, playing over a montage of the Apollo 11 moon landing. With the flag having a picture of MTVs logo on it. MTV producers Alan Goodman and Fred Seibert used this public domain footage as a conceit, associating MTV with the most famous moment in world television history.[5] Seibert said they had originally planned to use Neil Armstrong’s “One small step” quote, but lawyers said Armstrong owns his name and likeness, and Armstrong had refused, so the quote was replaced with a beeping sound. At the moment of its launch, only a few thousand people on a single cable system in northern New Jersey could see it.

You’ll never look at music the same way again…

Video and music score by 000000000001 (eleven o one, 11:01) Artists Naughty Wood John Chamberlin Time Squid Nancy Cheng Vision Quest Jobot Nancy Cheng EJ Nate Emmanuel Mathstatic Mach Fox Particle People, Vitamin Water, Livid Instruments, Genius of Fun, 000000000001, Modul8, Max/MSP/Jitter, Cycling ’74, Raymond Computer, and Resolume presents: Celebrating the 10th Year anniversary of the EJ Midi Turntable, with VJ’s DJ’s and EJ’s performing Video — Music — New Media – Mapping — Software developers — iPad -Hardware — Mods — iPhone media apps, Circuit MODS, 3D graphics, video and projection, 2D computer raster graphics, computer simulations, VHS/DVD Mixes, keyframing, inverse kinematics, Computer vision, Image processing, Commodore, Amiga, Nintendo glitch video, 2D computer vector graphics, motion capture, glitch video, Anaglyph image processing, Modeling objects or environments, Laser mapping, artificial vision systems, augmented reality, Mobile Video performances and more! Meet the artists, software and hardware developers bringing you the latest in music and video performance technology. Justin Kent (EJ Midi Turntable Inventor) – VIDEO from Miami, Fl. Remix Magazine says he’s “blasting the market into 2099″ and the Discovery Channel calls him “the future of dance music.” International performer, inventor, and entrepreneur, Justin Kent is somewhere between starving artist and media mogul. Born in Orlando, Florida, Kent was brought up on a hyperactive diet of MTV and …

My first composition in Ableton Live Lite 8. I made this music in less than 4 hours on 12jan2011 This Ableton Live Lite software came with my Behringer UMX-61 keyboard which I have for some years now, I had never used the included Ableton software though, so I thought lets give it a try… because it was the first time ever that i used Ableton, I quantized everything maually, because I didn’t know where the quantize-button was E-piano, synths, guitar, drums I will eventually buy either Steinberg Cubase or Cakewalk Sonar, however because I have Roland hardware and Sonar is cheaper I think it’s going to be Sonar Update: I’ve bought Sonar

its 4am i was wasted some clips are stolen. Some aren’t.

Here it is, the new (and completely redesigned) iPod nano. Super thin, super light, and really, the capacitive multitouch works very well. The screen is crisp and top menu navigation is smooth, but can’t say we have great feel for moving back out of sub menus (via swipe or holding down the screen). We’re going back for seconds and thirds, peep the initial gallery below! Update: Okay, we’ve gotten much more quality time with the nano, and we’ll admit that after some brief practice, the menu navigation is nice both going in and out of menus — holding the middle will take some getting used to, if only because you gotta avoid any other on-screen items that beckon for your digits. Probably due to the small size of the screen, there is no pinch-to-zoom for photos. Instead, we’re using a simple double-tap motion to a fixed zoom in / zoom out distance. The clock app has a very easy-to-read analog style to it, and swiping across the screen will give you a stopwatch and timer. There is no alarm clock, however, which as the Apple rep explained to us was a design decision given its lack of an external speaker. Bummer, as it’s the perfect size to strap on a band and use as a wristwatch — a fitting thought, too, given one of the settings will let us see the time every time we wake up the screen. Check out our video tour after the break. via engadget.com forosadvance.es

You can almost still hear the squeal of the FedEx truck brakes as I unbox and give a first look of the new Apple iPhone 4. The iPhone 4 features FaceTime, Retina Display, 720p HD video recording, forward facing camera, a 5 MP main camera w/ LED flash, plus all the goodies of iOS 4. Subscribe to stay tuned for more videos looking at the features of the new iPhone 4.

Daniel unboxes the iPhone 4, a day before the official release date! See what’s in the box, and check out his first impressions. For more reviews, news, tutorials and articles, check out www.todaysiphone.com

Here’s part one of my first look at the new Serato ScratchLIVE 1.9 version. Download 1.9 from here… scratchlive.net or serato.com