AlexJ

Stage is owned by the pub, Light boxes at the front are a mates, but apart from that, the rest is mine

i did not know that. wow

and yes, that is a bra hanging at the front

All setup. Before things started bangin'

i had bangarang requested like 10 times, so i decided Ide chuck it in, built up to the drop had 'bangarang' cue'd up, hit it and this women heard it and tried to do a sort of air splits and didnt get her feet together to land basically landed do the splits and popping out her kneecap or something like that. (so im told, she was taken to hospital and everything) all the while music pumping to this womens pained yelps.. she had enough friends there to cart her away before i thought of killing the music. so drunk people as they were, basically forgot about her and shit just kept on going

Sweet. Look forward to hearing it

So played my first pub gig tonight. So yer interesting experience. Transitions went alright So I thought ide write a list of things ive learnt 1) Guys with beer must maintain a 10 feet distance from all equipment (although this is a no brainer for most parties, seems to more spills in pubs from my limited experience) 2) Avoid distracting drunk chics 3) Do not accept free beer 4) Check available power sources before you rock up to set up. Pubs often have limited power sockets to prevent power overloads from drink spills 5) If the pub owner says he has 'some lights I use for big parties like new year' this may translate to 'my christmas lights from the 70's still work' 6) If the music stops before midnight, you will be dodging glasses from the floor below. 7) Drop the base to often and you may just break it, or cause injury to the audience. As was discovered when a rather drunk obese women popped her kneecap...lol and yer thats about it equipment wasnt damaged so take a sigh of relief. Great night though Thanks you guys for the support.

pretty much

hey andy i know it expires today but if you still want to purchase the ddj-t1 hit up http://shop.pioneer.com.au/shop-online/ ... er-traktor add to cart>checkout>put in 'facebook' as discount code>proceed with checkout and pay>fun

Muswellbrook. its in the 1st message.

From my gumtree add http://www.gumtree.com.au/m-my-ad.html?adId=1000744783 PIONEER DJM400 MIXER - GREAT CONDITION Only light bedroom use, never taken out of the house, never had any problems. Knobs and Faders in A++ condition, no wear! Need the cash for an upgrade Pick Up preferred however can freight at buyers expense Contact me for more details 360 on gumtree 330 for the fine people here. Ill be honest, really wasnt used that much, would rather not have to freight it but i know, living in muswellbrook its a bit of pain to get it off of me. So yer, let me know if anyone is interested

ill send you the link and stuff when i get home andy. cant do it from my phone.

send me the money +$20 service fee. haha

im magic

ok so my cousin is a budding dj, he is 16 has alot of really cheepy equipment (like we picked up decks and mixer at a garage sale for less that 100 bucks) they are really old and barely work. so we are thinking of just grabbing him a reasonable controller for his birthday as we think it would be more practical now at the moment pioneer are offering a pretty big discount on their refurbished controllers listed online see http://shop.pioneer.com.au/shop-online/ ... er-traktor so we are looking at ddj-t1, now this would widdle down to about 750 before postage (called them and they reckon its like 60 to post it too me, reckon they can do better but im working on that) now i figure this would be a reasonable deal and i have no doubt that they are in full working order (otherwise they wouldnt be listed for sale!) im just running it through the nice people here to see if there is any particular comments regarding the controllers as 'refurbished'. Thanks

I dont think there is anything quite like scratching on some quality turntables, i think it is a real experience (and i can perfectly understand it as a lifestyle for some), but in reality, do you really want to be lugging all that stuff around for a slight, and i say slight, sound quality impovement in some circumstances? I think practically speaking having a set at home for private use encourages those to develop and refine the art. But when it comes to busting a good track for the enjoyment of a crowd. you can do just as well with digital, with much much less effort. Now im not saying it should be this way because people are lazy, i just think work smarter and not harder. besides if you want to get really technical. there is no way (or not that i have ever seen) where someone can hit 120+ tracks in an hour on vinyl. and i think achieving that on a digital system should be just as praised as hitting the track perfectly on vinyl. Granted i cant say anything against the feel of a vinyl because there is nothing to compare i just think for anyone who it isnt practical for to use vinyl shoudnt be criticised.

as always hobberz. a pleasure to hear.

i work selling the things. they're not very nice when it comes to repairs/general customer service. When we need to get them repaired we have to preform a heap of official 'quality' tests to prove that they are genuinly broken. (which is pretty annoying when it takes two seconds to put them on and work out that one ear doesn't work) and considering we cant open them up. just gets frustrating. warranty claims are really terrible.

Lol Haha

i was looking for a post on this. im trying to decide, whether it actually does something relatively new or just a new collaboration of features. im thinking the latter as its much more pioneers style. admittly the buildup and breakdown effects would be nice to simply have right there tho any idea of the retail on it?

indeed but just wait until they turn into decks with massive sample pads.

oh but they will be touch sensitive! and have COOLER led's flashing around them! i know right! absolutly mindblowing

Cdj 3000.. same thing as 2000 but with a 4th hotcue. retail $3000

^^ very nice Sol, ive seen these go for hundreds