DJ and producer Dan Pearce – aka Eats Everything – is known for his eclectic genre-hopping DJ sets and dancefloor-filling tracks that pull influences from house, garage, old-school rave and beyond. When we visited Pearce in his Bristol studio earlier this year, he explained his relationship to music theory, and how his production skills came together through a long process of trial and error. Watch the full video over on our YouTube channel 📷 | MusicRadar Tech

Mozart didn't know the modern piano. The piano was in a much earlier stage and actually more similar to a harpsichord than to a modern piano. There were basically two types of pianos: the "grand piano" shape, which we still know today and the square piano for smaller rooms, which was much quieter. The latter one (which you can hear in the video) creates a very intimate atmosphere and you can imagine the people in the end of the 18th centure playing on them in their living rooms, while a group fr

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