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s4's are for chumps. lol i cant believe its more than the 2k

not having a go at you cupe. its just annoying

p.s the new posts section fucked me over yet again. so feel free to bump the last 20 threads or so for me...

no probs. thanks for looking. Yeah im gunna investigate it further tomorrow

thats america lloyd, yeah i just found that before eggs. looks like my only option atm. thought it would be slightly cheaper than that

yeah mad...

791? what building is that? is that where they have those underages?

nice man

Anyone know where this is? A mate of mine said that it was coming out tomorrow for $320, but I couldn't find any proof of that. America already have a version called Academic for a very similar price.

more details? location, time etc

isnt there a image resize code??

just got my MAC and have to say that it shits on PC so fuckin hard. But everyone has their preference

yeah i saw that model months ago on ebay... epic

you want logic pro, yeah around $700-$800

just set up my mac system yesterday. so fucking gd. got logic, but im not gunna use it just yet. need to finish off a few projects and im having to wait for ableton

not bad at all man. those closed hats need some saturation and some more swing, they sound a bit too mechanical and in terms of arrangement. I would shorten that 2nd breakdown. kind of takes the energy away. but thats a personal thing. Nice work mate. when we playing together again? you drop animal rights, and i pick up birds

Emp course is much more realistic

Massively overpriced for a highly competitive industry. You still have to pay back the money and by the time you earning enough to do so, you are gunna be worrying about car loans and mortgages. Better off doing what I have done and find a proper Uni or tafe and doing it there. My course cost $1.5k and all the teachers are highly experienced.

Would recommend axiom pro also. Plug and play...almost

Melb has the best dance scene in aus, you bound to find a gd place. Also try wah wah and tfu

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Is your friend named T Orrent?

So if someone walked in and said: "I'm looking for a mic to record a kick drum, would you recommend a shure beta 56a or a beyerdynamic m88?" would a dj be able to answer that? I would think an engineer or someone equivalent knowledge who also dj's would be the ideal choice

As far as I know, no one would have the skills to get that job. The dudes in melb are all audio engineers. Saying that tho, a very experienced retail salesperson. Could prbly get it tho. You'd wanna be in the industry tho bcos you'd get some veterans coming in who want to deal with colleagues