Archive for May, 2008
Chonga Girls Pitbull I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)
May 27th, 2008 | Author: admin
Chonga Girls Mimi and Laura give a Shout-Out to their main papi-man Pitbull for being #4 on the national music charts for his song “Pitbull I know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)”!!! … pitbull “i know you want me” “calle ocho” “chonga girls” chongalicious miami uno “music charts”
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Shakira – Ojos Asi [Live in Concert -- Dubai 2007]
May 25th, 2008 | Author: admin
www.SamiraSaid-fans.skyrock.com … shakira Evening art Live Concert Middle East Dubai 2007 Arab arabic Latin America Colombia Spain world music
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Programa The Pop News – 1ª edição
May 24th, 2008 | Author: admin
Programa The Pop News – 1ª edição
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TONY MOORE
May 21st, 2008 | Author: admin
just finished a brand new solo album entitled Perfect and Beautiful. Self produced and mixed by the Legendary Chris Kimsey (Rolling Stones/INXS) the album is filled with hook-laden melodies, powerful and moving words and some of the best new musicians in London as guest performers, creating compelling performances that hark back to the great days of record-making in the 70s. Tonys passionately musical past includes being keyboard player in Cutting Crew (I just died in your arms tonight) …
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Dance Music Charts, DJ Forum and Dance Music Radio
May 20th, 2008 | Author: admin
www.MyDeejaySpace.com Short intro to the fastest growing DJ community, where you will dance music charts, dj forum, dance music radio and much more..
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When Doing a Phone Interview, What Sound Quality is Best?
May 8th, 2008 | Author: admin
When I’m doing an interview by phone I want the sound to be pretty much the same quality on both sides
The way I do it is I record with my Sony player. I save that file as a .wav. Now, the difference between a .wav and an MP3 file, the .wav file is a little bit bigger and a better quality. You can save that .wav file before you convert it onto your computer because you may want to use that if you are going to burn a CD Rom from it and you want to create physical products. So it would be nice to have a better quality recording and you may even want to record your interviews in stereo. I don’t do much physical products anymore so I don’t, but that probably would be good advice. To do your recording when you upload the recording into your Goldwav or your editing software and you can save the file as a stereo file and as a .wav file which is a pretty good quality. Just put that aside and then you can use that if you choose to come out with a physical product.
But I save mine as a MP3-mono. There are numbers to it and it is 22,050 hertz, HZ-mono, 24kpbs, kilobytes per second. Now, this number is really important because the audio terminator product when I upload my finished, edited audio interview, they have where you can upload your edited audio interview onto their service and then it will convert it into that play button. It will not convert it unless you are uploading it at this level; 22,050 hertz-mono, and actually you could do it stereo but it would have be 22,050 hertz, 24 kilobytes per second. So I need to keep it at that rate for my play buttons on the Internet and I’m limited in that way.
Also you want to keep in mind the size of these files. One great thing about audio interviews is that they are viral. You want this great quality sounding recording and you upload it to your sites, these files are going to be huge. You know, the Internet is improving in speed but that may be a 50meg file and people are going to get frustrated if they have to wait an hour to download it, even with high speed Internet access you don’t want your files so huge that it’s going to be delaying people and frustrating people from downloading it.
At this rate that I gave you it’s pretty manageable, the files are not that huge, potentially they can even passed around by email and that’s how I do it.
There is nothing wrong with the quality. The quality is fine. The people who complain about your audio quality, they are more interested in the quality and you have to be able to listen to it, it can’t be so bad that its real distracting, but people really want the information and a just good enough audio recording I think is fine. You can certainly go better and I’ll be the first one to say that I probably should increase the quality and I may do that soon. But for right now, it’s working for me.
Another thing and I’ve heard this before; you know when it sounds so good it’s kind of like a car salesman in three piece suit coming towards you. Sometimes when it doesn’t sound just all perfect and professional that is attractive to people because you’re not out of the ordinary. It should sound like what it would sound like if you’re talking on the phone.
By: Michael Senoff
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The way I do it is I record with my Sony player. I save that file as a .wav. Now, the difference between a .wav and an MP3 file, the .wav file is a little bit bigger and a better quality. You can save that .wav file before you convert it onto your computer because you may want to use that if you are going to burn a CD Rom from it and you want to create physical products. So it would be nice to have a better quality recording and you may even want to record your interviews in stereo. I don’t do much physical products anymore so I don’t, but that probably would be good advice. To do your recording when you upload the recording into your Goldwav or your editing software and you can save the file as a stereo file and as a .wav file which is a pretty good quality. Just put that aside and then you can use that if you choose to come out with a physical product.
But I save mine as a MP3-mono. There are numbers to it and it is 22,050 hertz, HZ-mono, 24kpbs, kilobytes per second. Now, this number is really important because the audio terminator product when I upload my finished, edited audio interview, they have where you can upload your edited audio interview onto their service and then it will convert it into that play button. It will not convert it unless you are uploading it at this level; 22,050 hertz-mono, and actually you could do it stereo but it would have be 22,050 hertz, 24 kilobytes per second. So I need to keep it at that rate for my play buttons on the Internet and I’m limited in that way.
Also you want to keep in mind the size of these files. One great thing about audio interviews is that they are viral. You want this great quality sounding recording and you upload it to your sites, these files are going to be huge. You know, the Internet is improving in speed but that may be a 50meg file and people are going to get frustrated if they have to wait an hour to download it, even with high speed Internet access you don’t want your files so huge that it’s going to be delaying people and frustrating people from downloading it.
At this rate that I gave you it’s pretty manageable, the files are not that huge, potentially they can even passed around by email and that’s how I do it.
There is nothing wrong with the quality. The quality is fine. The people who complain about your audio quality, they are more interested in the quality and you have to be able to listen to it, it can’t be so bad that its real distracting, but people really want the information and a just good enough audio recording I think is fine. You can certainly go better and I’ll be the first one to say that I probably should increase the quality and I may do that soon. But for right now, it’s working for me.
Another thing and I’ve heard this before; you know when it sounds so good it’s kind of like a car salesman in three piece suit coming towards you. Sometimes when it doesn’t sound just all perfect and professional that is attractive to people because you’re not out of the ordinary. It should sound like what it would sound like if you’re talking on the phone.
By: Michael Senoff
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Michael Senoff is a sought-after Internet marketer, interviewer and business coach with more than 50,000 students on four continents. For a limited time he is giving away free over 120 hours of in-depth audio interviews with some of the richest and most successful marketers, copywriters and business experts in the world at his famous website http://hardtofindseminars.com
Dubai Lime Music Video 16
May 2nd, 2008 | Author: admin
This is the video from the Dubai lime jam at Central Perk coffee shop in Dubai Marina in April 2006 – A number of new musicians played at the event which marked the opening of the new Central Perk coffee shop at the Waves, Damacs new residential tower. All of the video’s and interviews of musicians are available at dubailime.com for your viewing pleasure. Also check out Dubai lime to get free access to lots of VIP events in and around Dubai – its simply the greatest coolest thing you can do …
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How Podcasting Works
May 1st, 2008 | Author: admin
Essentially, podcasting allows you to select the things you’d like to listen to, subscribe to them, have them downloaded to your computer or portable audio device, and listen to them when you want to. Once you’ve subscribed, they will update automatically for you, like a magazine you don’t think about until the subscription arrives in your mailbox every month.
What is the advantage of a podcast over other types of broadcasting? Podcasts assimilate radio, portable CD players, and satellite radio, into one convenient format, and allow new uses not previously available. So what is it that you can listen to? What kinds of podcasting are available? The answer to those questions is this: everything you can possibly imagine! You will be amazed at the volume and variety of podcasts out there and the possibilities that exist.
Just as the Internet has allowed pretty much anybody to create visual files of information and entertainment, called web pages, podcasting has allowed virtually anybody to create audio files of information and entertainment. While the technical details are not important here, all someone needs in order to become a podcaster is a computer and an Internet hook-up. You don’t even need a microphone to create your first podcast. (You may want to get one later, but you don’t need one now). In fact, if you have a telephone and can browse the Internet, you will be able to listen to podcasts and even create your first podcast by the end of the next chapter!
Who can podcast? Anyone can podcast! We’ll go into much greater detail later about who might want to podcast, but generally speaking, there are several reasons why everyone would want to podcast:
• Organizations like churches and nonprofits will podcast to keep people up to date with what’s going on, providing news, seminars and speeches, meeting transcriptions, etc.
• Businesses will podcast to maintain their name in the marketplace, offer information on products or strategies, and position themselves as the expert in their industry.
• Individuals will podcast if they have something to say to the world. Opinions, rants, and artistic offerings are all fair game in podcasting.
Podcasting formats are as varied as the types of podcasts available. Some podcasts are like monologues where one person simply shares their ideas into a microphone for the listener to hear. Other podcasts are a dialogue between two or more people and may or may not follow format. Some podcasts are unscripted while others seem to be very scripted. Podcasting contain music, interviews, and while audio podcasts are quite popular now, audio/video podcasts are slowly gaining popularity as well.
By: Darryl Power
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What is the advantage of a podcast over other types of broadcasting? Podcasts assimilate radio, portable CD players, and satellite radio, into one convenient format, and allow new uses not previously available. So what is it that you can listen to? What kinds of podcasting are available? The answer to those questions is this: everything you can possibly imagine! You will be amazed at the volume and variety of podcasts out there and the possibilities that exist.
Just as the Internet has allowed pretty much anybody to create visual files of information and entertainment, called web pages, podcasting has allowed virtually anybody to create audio files of information and entertainment. While the technical details are not important here, all someone needs in order to become a podcaster is a computer and an Internet hook-up. You don’t even need a microphone to create your first podcast. (You may want to get one later, but you don’t need one now). In fact, if you have a telephone and can browse the Internet, you will be able to listen to podcasts and even create your first podcast by the end of the next chapter!
Who can podcast? Anyone can podcast! We’ll go into much greater detail later about who might want to podcast, but generally speaking, there are several reasons why everyone would want to podcast:
• Organizations like churches and nonprofits will podcast to keep people up to date with what’s going on, providing news, seminars and speeches, meeting transcriptions, etc.
• Businesses will podcast to maintain their name in the marketplace, offer information on products or strategies, and position themselves as the expert in their industry.
• Individuals will podcast if they have something to say to the world. Opinions, rants, and artistic offerings are all fair game in podcasting.
Podcasting formats are as varied as the types of podcasts available. Some podcasts are like monologues where one person simply shares their ideas into a microphone for the listener to hear. Other podcasts are a dialogue between two or more people and may or may not follow format. Some podcasts are unscripted while others seem to be very scripted. Podcasting contain music, interviews, and while audio podcasts are quite popular now, audio/video podcasts are slowly gaining popularity as well.
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