Sentence examples for on one turntable from inspiring English sources
His "merry-go-round" approach – extending the percussion break by playing a second copy of the same record on one turntable as soon as the break had finished on the other deck – gave the world the concept of the breakbeat.
Then, one night in 1966, a radio DJ called Ernie McDaniel (host of The Wonderful World of Sound show on San Francisco's KFOG) placed a copy of Miller's Steam Railroading Under Thundering Skies album on one turntable and an easy listening album on the other.
"I thought, 'What if I make a scratch track where the scratches or breaks aren't familiar, but there's familiarity because of its conventional form?'" The track, he continues, would sound like it came from a different planet because it wouldn't have "fresh" or "ah" scratches vocal parts on records that DJs scratch on one turntable while playing a beat on the other.
Needle dropping, created by Grandmaster Flash, prolonged short drum breaks by playing two copies of a record simultaneously and moving the needle on one turntable back to the start of the break while the other played.
When he played a break on one turntable, he repeated the same break on the second turntable as soon as the first was finished.
In the meantime, come pour one out on Turntable.fm here.
And while the labels have yet to come calling (the emphasis on yet), with a growth rate as fast as the one Turntable.fm is experiencing, I suspect the labels will mixing it up at Turntable.fm before too long.
Rui Da Silva may be a common name on summer line-ups in Ibiza but the house DJ spent his formative years performing with one turntable at parties in Portugal, where he helped kick-start the country's dance music scene.
White showed a film of the balloon's rise and fall at the Nashville and Detroit offices of Third Man, to celebrate the pressing of the company's three-millionth record, which was the one on the turntable.
In another room, a film plays of a DJ Unraveling the two performances with one on each turntable, she tries to unite them.
The group is a brainchild of Camilo Lara, a record collector from Mexico City who performed with just one partner, Oliver Castro on turntables.
