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  • in reply to: Tempted by X1 #7249

    I wouldn’t mind an X1. I’ve got my nanoPAD that I bought for production pulling double duty as an FX controller, so I don’t need an X1 but I certainly wouldn’t turn the X1 down.

    I wouldn’t change it if I was playing out, it’s just so that I wasn’t always matching to the same 127 or 128 BPM. It’s just a practice thing.

    Thanks for the advice 🙂

    in reply to: Shop online or in person? #7231

    Jem, post: 7223 wrote: do it the cool way by giving the edge a quick swipe back and forth on your thigh – the friction opens the end nice and neat allowing you to slip the record out. 😎

    So you run the edge of the record along your jeans and that rips a neat hole in it? Cool.

    I’d also like to add that if I could smack you for typing the thread name in all caps, I would.

    I’d say that it depends more on what you want to do and how you like to do it than the style of DJing or music. I wouldn’t quite feel comfortable without jog wheels, for example. With these sorts of decisions, I’d advise making a list (at least mentally) of what features are required and then looks at some options and see what ticks the most boxes.

    in reply to: Short Term Break from the booth #1001641

    I’d say it takes a long time to lose it. I’ve been so buried in homework and concentrating more on production recently, so I hadn’t DJ’d for 1-3 months until this weekend and most of it was still there, although I’d forgotten how to remember tracks as a DJ (remembering what goes with what and such other DJly things).

    in reply to: Question about editing a song #1001640

    Nope. Either edit in Audacity (not recommended for MP3s, what with compression lossiness) or just mix out by then.

    in reply to: How Do You 'Actually' Feel When Your Work Is Criticised ? #7218

    Michael M. Hughes, post: 7165 wrote: However, “This music sucks, can you play something good?” makes me want to pull out an Uzi.

    Not so much an uzi, more a “stabby” feeling.

    When I get criticised for my musical work, usually one of the following happens:
    – They’re just a hater (i.e. a prick from school) or just don’t “get” the music (like people who can’t find the beat in dubstep). People who just have no idea are included in this category. Criticism ignored.
    – They have legitimate musical advice. I usually show my half-done tracks to BB and Haunter because they can always tell me if the track is missing something or if a particular sound is too loud or something like that. This is MUCH appreciated.
    – Well sh*t, I just stuffed that up, didn’t I? Thanks for reminding me, I’ll take note of whatever I just did and try to fix it/never do it again.

    in reply to: Shop online or in person? #7217

    Jem, post: 7113 wrote: opening the shrinkwrap by quickly swiping the edge of the sleeve along my jeans.

    … I’m not understanding how this works 0.o

    in reply to: How low can you go? #6862

    320 or bust for me. I usually don’t notice but if I listen I can spot some dullness in the highs sometimes when the bitrate goes any lower (192ish, 128 sound almost rubbish now).

    in reply to: DJ Request Site Survey – I need your input! #1001515

    Robert Tacey, post: 6316 wrote: Shite requests? Really? It’ll be your collection of tunes, my friend. Each DJ has an “in rotation” list which folks can browse/search. When they find something they want to play they click a button. So the short version is that you’re only going to get requests for tunes that you’ve opted to make available TO be requested. Pretty slick, eh?

    😮 mindblown. Didn’t even think of that. I… wow. I like this.

    in reply to: DJ Request Site Survey – I need your input! #6318

    U31, post: 6274 wrote: Reminds me of a Festi tent where there were noise limits in place and everyone dancing had to wear wireless headphones

    Silent party? That sounds… geekishly awesome.

    I think this requests idea could do pretty well, it’s going to be flooded with shit requests though (like any request mechanism) and it’ll promote the “DJ is a breathing jukebox” idea.

    in reply to: How to proceed to sell your own CD mixed compilation ? #1001456

    Emma Partnow, post: 5984 wrote: And I wouldn’t For A moment Suggest Using a ‘Beyonce’ Remix; Who Would Want One Of Those Anyway 😮

    Bahaha 🙂 Nicely said, Emma, made me laugh.

    Kazes, I’d grab a hold of those artists you know and work with them to get all of you famous 😛 That’s sorta my plan at the moment. Make contacts, promote them, they promote me, everyone starts getting their name out a bit.

    in reply to: How to proceed to sell your own CD mixed compilation ? #1001455

    Emma Partnow, post: 5984 wrote: And I wouldn’t For A moment Suggest Using a ‘Beyonce’ Remix; Who Would Want One Of Those Anyway 😮

    Bahaha 🙂 Nicely said, Emma, made me laugh.

    Kazes, I’d grab a hold of those artists you know and work with them to get all of you famous 😛 That’s sorta my plan at the moment. Make contacts, promote them, they promote me, everyone starts getting their name out a bit.

    in reply to: Blown out speaker! #1001454

    Rob Francis, post: 6035 wrote: Yeah damn those cue buttons! Thats my (least) favourite screw up.

    Never done it in public (mostly through lack of public playtime 🙁 ) but I definitely agree.

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