GIRLTALK MASHUP PORTABLE

We have to wonder if it wouldn’t be easier to see Girl Talk run a live show off a collection of iPads or a Microsoft Surface table which could allow him to hit multiple loops at the same time thanks to multi-touch technology.

GIRLTALK MASHUP PORTABLE

With the ability to handle a high energy and on the go environment the Toughbook CF-79 is portable enough to go with Gillis, but also durable enough to survive Girl Talk. The Toughbook is a good fit for a DJ who’s live performances are described by Rolling Stone as, “a sweaty, intense, often half-naked vortex of energy.” As we showed you yesterday, the Toughbook line can survive a lot of torture, like being pulled behind a snowmobile. While much of the music is prepped in advance, it’s cool to see him working loops on the fly.

A mashup is a song or composition created by blending two or more pre-recorded songs, usually by overlaying the vocal track of one song seamlessly. This subreddit is dedicated to musical mashups. If I could get something closer to Girl Talk that. The production values on that track are so low it’s embarrassing for B.O.B. Haterz Everywhere, made by the Airplane-wishing rapper B.O.B., has a horrible beat. Also he draws exclusively from top 40 pop songs and doesnt make the long-form hour-plus mixes that Girl Talk did. Why It Works: This mashup works because Girl Talk saw the potential in a good song and turns it into a great song. There hasnt been an album in 6 years.but he used to put one out every 2 years or so. What artist is the best Girl Talk successor The closest Ive found is DJ Earworm but he seems to only stitch together different vocals while the instrumental is all from one song.

You can see the process in the video embedded above. I used to listen to Girl Talk non-stop from 2007-2011. Girl Talk uses a Panasonic Toughbook CF-74 semi rugged notebook with daylight readable display to pull together loop after loop for live performances. Rolling Stone caught up with Gillis in their New York office to see how he uses his notebook to make music for his live shows. Even if you don’t like the music produced by Girl Talk, aka Gregg Gillis, you are probably familiar with his fair use stretching and catchy music that has been mix and mashing beats, vocals and more since he took off in 2006.

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