drak0sp

The DB2 is pretty good, It's pretty much an all round workhorse for all things music related. The biggest plus I reckon is it's inbuilt sound card and effects component. There both top notch in my eyes and ears more importantly, and make a great addition to people doing both producing and dj'ing. The ability to chain effects on tracks whilst in the production process before you decide to use specialist plug in's is too me a great improvement to workflow as there are so many too choose from within an arms reach. You can also send them to a return channel on your DAW of choice and use that instead if you prefer. Also using the midi mode is a really convenient way to control knobs and what not on any vst you may have, I personally like using them for soft synths as it can get tiresome playing around with the mouse. It goes on and on.... I pretty much read the manual a couple times before deciding to purchase it just to be sure, and I'm glad I did since it does what it does so well. I reckon you should go for a DB of any series, but if your considering the DB4 then go for it. DB4 is a serious workhorse, It's pretty much on its own level in terms of functionality and quality. I was considering the Xone 92 as well for the sheer fact it has 4 band eq, but the inbuilt soundcard and effects on the DB2 were too good to pass up.

Right on Scottie, I hate to sell these turntables since they were me first decks so they have a lot of sentimental value to me. Sup russel, I'm selling these because I've replaced them with a Xone DB2 and 2 Traktor X1's. Also because I barely use them any more and would rather they go to a new set of hands to enjoy. The turntables are great fun and it's a shame I barely used it after replacing it with a new stylus.

1. I'm selling 2 x Stanton ST150 turntables still in great working condition that have never left the studio. Their are some signs of wear around the buttons but they do not affect the functionaility of the turntable as they both still perform fantistically. I have recently replaced both stylus and catridges on the turntables with 2 x Shure M447H only a couple months ago. Which are both included. 2. The second item I'm selling is a Xone 22 mixer, this mixer is pretty much brand new as I only bought it recently. This mixer also has never left the studio and has been taken care of very well. If you purchase both ST150 Turntables and Xone 22 Mixer, I'm willing to throw in RANE SSL1 and the new edition performance vinyl's for free with the lot. Also with AM Vinyl Cleaning spray, and stylus cleaner. My asking prices are: 2x Stanton ST150 Turntable (Cables & Power Included) : $350 ea. Negotiable Xone 22 Mixer (Cables & Power Included) : $250 Negotiable Purchasing the lot you will receive RANE SSL1 + 2 x Serato Performance Vinyl's. With AM Vinyl Cleaning spray, and stylus cleaner. (Cables & Power Included) You can either choose to pick up or I can deliver the equipment to you at a reasonable location, and date & time. I'm located around the Western Suburbs in NSW. But I'm willing to drive to you pretty much any where in Sydney. Please feel free to pm me if you are interested or have any further questions. Picture: EDIT: http://www.gumtree.com.au/m-my-ad.html?adId=1018538295 here's a link for the gumtree ad, it has more pictures if you would like to view them.

Been getting into a little producing lately, here's a song I made. Criticism is much appreciated.

Dunno what to say dude, there aren't any obvious mistakes. Good job keep it up

cheers brah

holy shit that's awesome.

Haven't posted a mix in a while, a combination of deep & tech house. Hope you enjoy!

Yeh it's kind of packed but I reckon A&H did a pretty good job with keeping it clean and intuitive. I'm gonna enjoy learning this thing inside out. Storedj is selling a display unit for $1600 which i think is a complete steal if your interested in picking up one.

Packing away the old turntables and moving onto a different set-up. Got the db2 last week, it's a hell of a mixer!

nice setup real clean.

Cheers guys! can't wait to hang up the old xone 22. I won't be able to get any sleep until my new baby arrives.

Found a mixer. How to delete this thread?

Yyeeeeeaaaahhh budddddaaayyyyy, waited a very long time to save enough to upgrade my mixer. Should be here by friday.

Looking to buy a traktor kontrol x1 in sydney.

thanks for the info guys, might be getting one second hand for $1k tonight. Providing he follows through and that the mixer isn't totally fucked. The DB series for allen & heath look like pretty mean pieces of equipment, pricey though.

What are the main differences and why is the xone 92 considered better? I've googled this but still not sure.

Looking to purchase a Allen & Heath 92. Anyone interested?

I can't scratch even if my life depended on it, staying out of battle mode for now and sticking to some classic mixing. ahahaah

https://soundcloud.com/housec4t/deep-tech-house-1hr-mix My first mix over an hour lol. Was feeling nervous, trying to work on my endurance for longer sets. Feedback is appreciated! [Track List] Heart Bpm (Sozonov Remix) - Static. Design Raygar - Jon Delerious & Neighbour High Pressure (Invoice Deepfunk Remix) - Bourne L.y.t.e (Original Mix) - Dzeta N Basile Ayomide (Kenquo Remix) - Gorge Deep Sequence (Original Mix) - DJ Daw Too Much Stress (Original Mix) - Denis Filipovic Cross Roads (Fast Forward Mix) - Microstar Old Bay (Original Mix) - Mike Haddad & Royce Haven Gravity (Andrew Bayer & James Grant Remix) - P.O.S. Step Into Deep (Original Mix) - Chris Mil Estimated Time (Michel De Hey & M.I.R.K.O. Remix) - Sahar Z & Guy Mantzur Soul Side (Carlos Kinn Remix) - Roberto Palmero Mood - Fizwii Thinkin' Bout You (The Sound Republic's Lust4Vaughan Mix) - Matthew Bandy Feat Jans Ingber Flowers (Dub Version) - Babak Shayan Funk Player (Craig Hamilton Remix) - Fabio Bacchini WJSD (Fred Everything & JT Donaldson Remix) - Giano

This is where the magic happens.

Will listen

Made a new deep house mix, tried to aim for something really deep, smooth, and sexy. Hope you guys enjoy it!

Listening, nice opener. I'm a bit of a hip hop head myself

Thanks Russell. I love Mark Farina for the mushroom jazz series, always gets me chilling. I was browsing your other productions this morning, really good stuff.