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yeah got mine friday for a basic design card they look awesome, worked all weekend so didn't get a chance to hand any of them out but, i'm gonna be heading to a few places where i can hand some out on tuesday

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you tube is another good way to atleast find tracks and listen to them,

http://www.clickindia.com/detail.php?id=1570060 http://redeparede.com.jm/users/newton01 http://www.merchantcircle.com/blogs/NEW ... 2-660-8327 just from a quick google of newton dj whatever

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ok when a dj plays a song they have to have permission. does a band need permission?

ok just so this doesn't turn into a huge thing on copyright laws and shit like that, play in club safe, play mobile dj get licences. i'm curious i was milling this over at work today does a band that plays a cover of a song have to get the artists permission to do so? or is it ok because they are actually playing the music on seperate instruments whereas we play it as a whole unit

true but atleast it has a decent diversity of subject area for when the site has taken over

long day at work thought i'd poke holes in it

Pioneer DJM-400 Mixer .....$400 more like 1000+ Pioneer DJM-800 Mixer......$700 at least 2500 Pioneer DJM-300 mixer....$350 didn't know these could still be bought brand new PIONEER DJM-700-S Mixer..$700 man wish i paid that much Pioneer DJM-1000 Professional DJ Mixer.....$1300 hahahahahahahahahaha try like 3-6000 Pioneer EFX-500 mixer....$350... does any one else see what's wrong here Pioneer CDJ-800MK2.......$700 beliveable before the price rise Pioneer CDJ-400 Turntable....$430 hahahaha Pioneer DJM-400 Mixer.....$530 you already advertised that Pioneer CDJ-1000MK3.....$600 we all wish Pioneer CDJ-200 Pro CD Player......$230 around 600 Pioneer DVJ-X1 DJ Video Player........$1000 ... limited production first dvj player PIONEER SVM-1000 PRO AUDIO/VIDEO DJ MIXER.....$2700 10000 Pioneer CDJ-800MK2 Professional CD/MP3 Turntable.....$450 pulling names off the search engine i see Pioneer DVJ-1000 Professional DVD Turntable....$1000 oh my god why would i buy a dvjx1 when i could get this for the same price

hi and welcome to adjf, to answer your question i've spent some time talking with the emp teacher at sae adelaide and he's told me the total outline of the course is to teach you ableton and reason to the degree he thinks that most people will need to start producing. whilst having a certificate 3 in emp is a qualification it isn't one that will land you jobs or money, the diploma on the other hand is enough to at the very least get you hired as a sound tech for a music event or a venue. or possibly be a sound engineer for a record label or studio. hope this has helped you out, be aware that sae do courses in just the individual programs themselves so you may not need to pay 4000 but i think this doesn't start till next year

oh yeah back in the old days... come to daddy,...shit thats the only one i can remember fucking messed up video clip

it's not bad got bored to quick

if dj's are advertising,endorsing and promoting the website i think people will pay attention

you tube it man

that's why i said about ventilation, today's split system aircons are great solution to this

yeah when i bought my 800's was before the price drop i paid 2000 for the pair... i was spewin when the price dropped 10 weeks later, and i could've got 2 1000's for that but now with the price hike i feel happy in knowing i paid that much for them

i'd settle for 800's if i couldn't get 1000's... wait i already did that

a friend of mine is building a booth in his bedroom, it's fairly small one side is all computer and rack gear, the other is enough to play an instrument-not drums though. i'll dig some more info up after work tonight

yeah send me some it'll be good to spread the word and get some people both in the know and venue holders that might be looking to get some fresh faces

send cards to members and get them to hand out to dj's or starting dj's

this way is more streamlined and makes more sense as we are a forum site and not the other way around

geez that's tiny you must have a very compact setup, i guess i like a bit more room to move though i'd probably go with 3m x 3m square floorplan, you'll need an entry door nice and thick and a shit load of sound proofing for walls, floor and ceiling espesially around entry points and ventilation-you will need this don't want to die in your sound proof box. for really good tech stuff check this site http://www.soundproofing.com/soundproof ... icles.html it is trying to sell their product but it does have the right info

ok so you want a sound resistant box with recording stuff on the otherside of some form of glass(lexan type)? how much space do you have to work with? rough dimensions- total space and how big you want/need the 2 rooms to be? you can get away with having a minimal space on the recording side and a reasonable size on the live side. budget? if it's a this is how much i've got to work with or an ongoing project? i know it's a bit of a ball breaker of questions but all this information can mean the difference between building too big or small and killing the wallet. i've been to sae in adelaide and sussed out their rooms, and i can talk to 48 records now they're in adelaide-they've built a couple, and i've been to a few garage built ones and picked the builders brain

lol, i know my equipment well and i put it through its paces, i'm going to be getting 2000's when i've got a spare $600 but that's the technology whore in me