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In addition to prompting for the next track, do you want to know what DJ is doing during the performance? Now you have a good chance of finding it. Ricky Holding (alias Plastikman, FUSE and other aliases), as the smallest technology pioneer, has released Beta apps for Android and iOS, far beyond the usual concert scenes. You can switch and track audio layers between multiple camera angles to see exactly how Hawtin uses all of his stage equipment to assemble a set of devices. If you want to know how he formed the killer synthesizer sequence, you can mute everything else, then switch to view and see Hawtin's fingers sliding on the control.

As Horting explained to Edge magazine, the application is the result of a process of several years. When his CLOSE performance peaked, it used the overhead camera to record Holtin's mixer and module. This will result in a large number of downloads (you need to get multiple video sources and layered tracks), but it will also allow you to analyze live electronic music in a way that a typical video cannot.

The goal is not only to change the definition of concert videos, but also to clarify DJing's feelings for hands-on artists like Hawtin. Closer turns the seemingly mysterious process into a very transparent process, in which you can know the knob he turns and the pusher he presses. While it may not motivate you to become a DJ, it allows you to enjoy dance music better than standing in a crowd.

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