Have you ever wondered what a record company is like? the recording studios ... the offices ... the DJs ... or the other guys that work there?

From now on you'll get the opportunity of visiting the famous dance hit factory Media Records remaining right where you are! This CD-Rom, compatible with Macintosh and PC, is completely composed of navigable 360! degrees panoramic scenes, several videos and videoclip of artists like Cappella, 49ers, Clock and Clubhouse, famous world-wide. Thanks to the very latest multimedia technologies of QuickTime and QuickTime VR, supplied with the CD, the users will be able to "walk" around the offices and recording studios.

They will meet djs, sound engineers and producers. They'll enter all the recording studios including the brand new digital ones and in each different studio they will discover and learn tips and tricks of the trade: the electronic devices, the mixer, the sampler ... they can even practice playing the original samples of some of the world-wide popular tracks through a virtual keyboard and get it their own way .... or they can take advantage from the suggestions revealed in an interview to a well known dance music producer.

It's a whole training course on how to become a dance music producer. All the scenes and videos are flooded with over 60 min. of pure dance music, starting from the hits that made the history of this genre to the latest ones. ... enough! you just have to have a look at it!

System Requirements
WINDOWS:
486 processor or faster, Windows 3.1 or later, double speed CD-ROM or faster, 640x480 VGA display, 256 colors or better, 8 Mb of RAM. Sound Blaster compatible sound card & speakers, QuickTime for Windows 2.1.2 or later (supplied)

MACINTOSH:
Macintosh LC475 or faster, System 7.0 or later, double speed CD-ROM or faster, 640x480 display, 256 colors or better, 8 MB or RAM, QuickTime 2.5 or later (supplied).

Virtual tour inside a dance hit factory: how to become a dance music producer. Discover and learn tips and tricks of the trade: the electronic devices, the mixer, the sampler ... even practice playing the original samples of some of the world-wide popular tracks through a virtual keyboard.