February 1st, 2011 2:22 pm
Techno music is not just for listening. It is an artform that is for experiencing and creating.
Several techno music fans also want to contribute to the techno movement by being techno DJs themselves. With the development of computer technology, it is now very easy for amateur DJs to record, create and mix their own techno songs. There are audio software programs such as Audacity which give you the ability to record your voice and other sounds. You can also play with the sounds, by increasing their volume, changing their pitch and tempo, as well as adding many other sound effects.
One of the most basic DJ techniques that beginner techno DJs should learn is the ability to cross fade two songs. The reason you want to learn to do this is because you want your dance tracks to play non stop, especially when you are performing in a club or a party.