All we need to play tangos is a laptop, and that will do almost any laptop as long as it has enough power to drive the sound card and enough storage to hold the music collection. Personally, I don’t trust … Continue reading →

DJ software for PC and Mac Music playback software is used to decode and play music files. This is one of the basic tasks of every computer these days, and the range of available options is correspondingly vast. Particularly flexible … Continue reading →

Those who simply want to play music from CDs don’t need much help anymore, but it’s a bit more complicated with a computer. Here, the CD first needs to be converted into a music file. That’s exactly what this article … Continue reading →

Music recorded through a microphone is a complex mixture of vibrations with varying frequencies and amplitudes. During digitization, an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) chip measures the signal strength and stores this measurement. This process is repeated at high speed (and therefore … Continue reading →

Computers and CD players convert digital information into an analog audio signal with a specific electrical voltage. This signal is then routed through a mixing console to amplifiers and speakers. This is usually a stereo signal (two channels for left … Continue reading →

In the old days, everything was much simpler. You recorded on cylinders or records and could simply play them back. With the invention of magnetic tape, you could even record and play back your own music programs. The introduction of … Continue reading →

I’ve been dancing tango since the late 80s, first as a student of Fabiana, then under Nicole y Ricardo, and I’ve seen a lot of the milonga scene worldwide, including milongas in Germany, Luxembourg, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Poland, Singapore, … Continue reading →