To put it simply, a CMS (or website building platform) is a user-friendly platform for building websites and managing your own online content, instead of creating a website from scratch using HTML, PHP, and other coding languages. In 2021, content management systems (CMS) like WordPress have made creating a website accessible to everyone. That’s why most people still think setting up a website from scratch is difficult or requires a lot of coding and design skills – but that’s no longer true. Each of these took a lot of time to learn and were difficult to master. Well, back in 2005 when I got started with web development, most sites were created using HTML (code), CSS, and PHP. In order to build a website, you first got to decide what platform you’re going to build your website with. Get your free copy of The Ten Commandments of Digital DJing.Last updated: 21 April, 2021.Are you a member of the brand new Digital DJ Tips Forum yet?.Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | Newswire | RSS So, over to you: Can you help Thabul with some idea about what he needs, what services can help him with live broadcasting and podcasting, any online resources, and what he should do next? Please share your experience in the comments. Over to you…Īs this isn’t something we’ve yet covered here on Digital DJ Tips, we thought it best to throw it open to the community, because there is a lot of experience in this area among our readers and I’m sure you’ll get several useful replies to help you on your way. And while some DJ software will let you broadcast direct, it’s typically only the full paid-for versions, not the LE versions that are supplied with most DJ controllers, that have this feature. Likewise, if you want to broadcast your voice, your DJ sets and maybe guest DJs, you’re going to need to think about how you are going to mix those audio sources. For instance, if you want to do it for free, don’t expect to be able to reach a huge audience live, because someone has to fund that bandwidth. The answer also depends on whether you want to do it for free or via a paid service. Well, the answer depends on whether you want to broadcast just your mixing or a more radio-style show, and whether you want to just do it live, or for listening to afterwards too (ie for later access by listeners who missed the live broadcast).
The world’s out there for DJs who want to broadcast their mixes over the web… but what’s the best way to go about it?ĭigital DJ Tips reader Thabul Speks writes: “If I wanted to DJ online and do live broadcasts and podcasts, what equipment would I need? What’s the best way to start?”
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