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Crossfader: Remix Lagu Dengan Iphone

Apakah kamu suka mendengarkan musik remix atau memberikan efek pada sebuah lagu? Belajar menjadi DJ memerlukan waktu yang tidak sebentar, belum lagi peralatan yang harus kamu beli. Kalau kamu ingin iseng menjadi DJ dengan mudah, coba gunakan aplikasi Crossfader.

Prinsip kerja Crossfader cukup mudah dipahami. Pertama, pilih daftar lagu dan instrument yang ingin digunakan. Kemudian tap layar untuk memainkan lagu secara bersamaan atau ubah posisi iPhone menjadi horizontal dan goyang untuk memberikan efek. Kamu bisa memperlajari efek-efek lainnya dari bagian tutorial yang diberikan.

Selain melakukan remix terhadap dua lagu, kamu juga bisa membuat akun di aplikasi ini. Akun ini berfungsi untuk menyimpan hasil remix kamu dan membagikannya di Twitter atau sosial media lainnya. Selain itu kamu bisa follow teman-teman di Crossfader atau para DJ terkenal disana untuk berbagi hasil remix atau memberikan like pada karya mereka.

Saya sudah mencoba Crossfader pada perangkat iPhone 4 dan hasilnya cukup berat. Ya, memang pada laman iTunes ini sang pengembang merekomendasikan iPhone 5 untuk menggunakan Crossfader. Kekurangan lainnya adalah kamu tidak bisa menggunakan lagu dari library iTunes di Crossfader. Namun sepertinya hal ini terkait hak cipta dari setiap musik yang didaftarkan pada Crossfader. Dibalik semua itu, aplikasi ini cukup seru untuk kamu gunakan sambil berdiri dan sedikit bergoyang untuk membuat musik remix.

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@ Roxuai : Bali Nightlife : The Sky Garden Legian

Sky Garden is very close to the Sari and the Paddy’s Club where the bombings had taken place. The night was glowing and crowds were all over the street. Legian resembled any other South Asia nightspot like the Walking Street of Pattaya, Patong in Phuket or Changkat in KL. There were very few Indians though on the streets. Most of the crowd was Australian or European.

Without much thought, I sprang inside, hoping to catch some beer and music. The place was massive and had multiple dance floors at various levels all roaring with music. The place also had a nice terrace bar from which you could get a bird’s eye view of the Denpasar landscape. The dance floor in the centre was huge and this is where most of the action seemed to be. It was encapsulated within a huge dome which resembled the night sky, thanks, to the terrific effects generated by laser. There was spiral staircase which rose into the galleries overlooking the central dance floor. After a detailed recce, I decided to pick up a Bintang a popular Indonesian Beer and settled on a bar stool overlooking the central dance floor. The laser show emanating from the stage was pulsating. I began to feel the beat as DJ Chardy was belting the latest in hip hop. I must confess that I was beginning to enjoy the music even though I know very little about hip hop. As the night was sinking in, I felt, a strong hand on my shoulder.

The main stage was buzzing with pyro technics and laser shows. One of the shows in which the artist transformed the laser cords into a giant musical instrument, was particularly impressive. There was Lebanese guy who was playfully blocking my mobile camera as I tried to take pictures. On the other side a Chinese group kept taking tequila shots till they could no longer stand. The ubiquitous Australians were all over shouting, singing and roaring into the night. By now Pandeyji was many a drinks down and was in his elements. He took the centre stage and I could see flashes of Dharmendar as he danced. Nevertheless he was getting applauded from all across.

The Balinese are a hardy lot. They surely have bounced back from the events of 2002. The place now, is a melting pot, where you can find people from all over the World merging into the spirits and the chants of the Kecak dance. Bali is an island of tranquility, tolerance and acceptance in a region which is otherwise struggling with its identity. Like all beautiful places , Bali too has been hit hard but as someone says the World is a mean place and it will hit you hard and keep you down on your knees if you let it. But it isn’t about how hard you can hit back , it is about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. Bali has moved a long way and it will keep moving forward as the God's reside here.

The Sky Garden Club in Legian Bali

Roxuai : Bali Nightlife : Vi Ai Pi Club and Lounge Legian

It’s no secret that the main thoroughfare in Kuta, the infamous Jalan Legian is home to a string of establishments that are known chiefly for their throbbing nightlife and club-hopping with a troupe of mates, but it’s also a hot-spot where loads of great food options are available too. Vi Ai Pi club, located right smack bang in the centre of town, is one of them, with a top notch menu of lip-smacking local and Western style fare, super friendly service and live music, all housed in their breezy upstairs venue.

A short hop up the entrance steps reveals an open-sided dining room with the large central bar in the centre and main stage directly above the staircase. The chic black décor and industrial touches give off a classy air that makes for an extremely pleasant place to sit and watch the throng of people pass by below.

The Vi Ai Pi is one of the landmarks in the JL Legian area and sits just a few steps away from the Bali Bomb Memorial and lies across the exit of Poppies Lane 2 to JL Legian. It is one of the more vibrant bars cum lounge in JL Legian and offers open air comfort in a two storey building and they have nightly live bands performing assorted music like RNB, Pop, Hip Hop, Rock and more and with no cover charge. they also have periodic bikini contests in the second floor. this huge area comprises a night club on the ground floor, restaurant and live band at the second floor and an underground bar in the basement for different kinds of party people. located just beside the huge Sky Garden Legian 61 club, many people go here to have a drink and then party to the nearby Sky Garden Legian 61 club or to the Engine Room or to M Club or Bounty Discotheque. the crowd here is mixed, unlike in sky garden where most are caucasians.

Vi Ai Pi is a bar, club and restaurant located next to Sky Garden in Kuta, Bali. When it opened it brought a little modernity into Kuta's nightlife, then dominated by Paddy's, Bounty and MBargo. The design is stylish, especially on the first floor, and the sound system great. Unfortunately, it is probably not as popular as expected; if no special events are on, the first floor will probably remain empty, while the second one, with dance floor music (all the famous hits), has only a few wandering guests. To spice things up a little, they may have sexy bikini dancers on once in a while (usually Javanese girl, something foreign). For those used to party in Jakarta. it is very mild and harmless.

Vi Ai Pi is established at September 4th 2008 as Tapaz Bar. After 3 years it's concept was changed to Western and Italian Restaurant, with Vi Ai Pi Club and Lounge on the 2nd floor, also adding the Under Ground Bar, Located at the back of Vi Ai Pi. Vi Ai Pi opens every day from 11:00 am until 3:00 am. Located in Jalan Legian next to Bali Memorial, they provide big free parking space right behind their restaurant for all their customers. They serve Italian, Western and Indonesian cuisines, with price between 35K and 200K. The restaurant has capacity of 200 persons (sitting), while the club fits 400 400 persons (standing). Special package for private dining or parties is available.

hours: 11.00 am - 3.00 am everyday

Dress Code: very casual, you can come in beach attire and flip flops!