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What I've listened to on her soundcloud I found to be pretty impressive even though it's not really what I normally listen to. Haven't heard much else though.

Miss Nine <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

Make Her Say/Alejandro transition is so sick.

Make sure to post a link if you record it

I actually searched them yesterday and gave them a few listens and really like em. Milk (Gigi Barocco Remix), The Whole Sh-Bang (Tom Stephan New Kick Remix), Black Betty (Ph Electro Remix) and Temptation [Gigi Barocco Remix] are all such sick songs. This guy also has a style similar to Porter and is the main style I'm looking for more of. Epic, trance-influenced builds, massive electro drops and a super sharp sense of melody. Fucking love it

Lets bump this shit and get some more discussion happening coz I've been getting sooooooo into fidget these past couple of days and need moaaaar. This Porter Robinson dude has grabbed my attention in particular as his music is freakin nuts, especially for a 19 year old.

And so you should be because it sounds fucking epic. Love the drop in Passion Hit as well.

That Gigi remix is soooooooooooooooooooooooo insane.

I have no idea how I wanted it really, lol. I'll try swapping the track order up a bit and see if I can link em better somehow.

This Thunderstruck remix is pretty bangin' as well.

I think they run it second semester but am not 100% sure.

Yo dawgs! Looking for some feedback on my very first mix here, so any advice in regards to beatmatching/eq/effects/song selection or just anything would be much appreciated. Considering the first time I touched any dj gear was only 2 weeks ago, try not to be too harsh Ohh yeah, and I had no idea how to finish it so the ending is pretty sketchy. First Mix by Streetcleaner

Mac as in Macquarie uni? I saw they have a mixing/djing course which I might do once I get 40 credit points.

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I found that really helpful, especially the genre specifications.

How does this sound for a basic mix transition, aka the one sourceraver described? Basic transition by Streetcleaner

I've been practicing with a technique similar to this but can't quite get it to sound that good. Here's what I've been trying to transition with eachother for practice, by first slowly fading in channel B while gradually bringing up the bass to about the 9-10 o'clock position, then as soon as the beat kicks in on channel B, crank the bass to the 12 o'clock and at the same time bring the bass down on channel A. I'm having trouble with the volume though and trying to keep it at a constant level, as well as the amount of bass as it sounds a bit too trebley during the build.

ok, now we're cooking. Got it all setup and can get sound from both the headphones and speakers, got a feel for the cross fader and can switch between channels now. Only problem is, the CD I burnt on Itunes won't let me skip to the next track. I burnt it as an mp3 CD as the 350 supports mp3 format, and while it plays fine, it won't let you skip tracks for some reason. Thanks for your help guys btw

Connecting the mixer to the amplifier seems to where I'm having trouble, but this online tutorial might help me out.

Fuck yes! Just received my order Now all I gotta do is get a clue when it comes to djing, lol. EDIT: This is taking me way longer than expected to set up.

Monitors.

The speakers I were going to use don't have a built in amp, but I do have an external amp lying around. Gonna have to swipe it off my dad though so he'll have to buy a new one