Buck_Choi

nice stuff. :] about how much all up for the lot?

good stuff ^.^ just practice on software and when you have the dosh for some hardware go for it ^.^ dont be scared to ask questions!!

i cant even find the mix any more haha.. so yeah.. sorry :S

haha.. ive never even made a proper mix yet.. my gear is packed up.. damn you school!@#@!# although i have a mixmiester one if you guys want to listen.. i put it all together in like 5 minutes, just because i wanted to see how it works .. doesnt even sound too good.

Yo yo welcome you have yourself any gear ^.^? how did you find this forum ?

welcome

lol it was from dj warehouse.. so blame them =p if they are making it public then.. it shoouldnt be a problem .. SUE THEM! haha

Some one try this and report back

Taken from http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/djwarehouse.com.au here’s a great DIY method to copy a vinyl record, making a copy that you can actually play on a turntable. The German website Zeit.de had this article up in German, however it’s now unavailable, and only available via http://web.archive.org/web/20080524032035/www.zeit.de/zeit-wissen/2006/03/bildergalerie_LP?1 Here it is in it’s full form, translated into English: Step 1 Nail together four 36.5cm-pieces of wood to create a frame and put it on a glass plate. Seal off the edges using caulking, and make sure everything is completely airtight. Step 2 Take the record that you want to copy and put it into the box, making sure that the side that you want to copy is facing upwards. Squeeze in some caulking or insert a dowel to mark where the hole in the record is. Step 3 Mix silicone rubber (Smooth On OOMOO 30 or OOMOO 25) for about 3 minutes.. Step 4 Pour the silicone rubber mixture into the mold. start from one corner, and fill the mold until it is about 5mm deep. Make sure the that surface is even, and let it dry overnight. Step 5 Peel off the silicone from the cast and cut off the excess. Step 6 Pour on some casting resin (eg Smooth On Task #4) on top of the silicone cast. Step 7 Make sure that you don’t have anything spill over the round form. You can also brush off any air bubbles that might occur. Step 8 Carefully loosen the plate from the silicone form. Using a drill press, bore a hole through the center of the plate (this doesn’t need to be done if you used the appropriate sized dowel). Finished. You can keep using the silicone form and make multiple copies. Definitely a darn fun DIY project. via just about everywhere.

yeah depends what model you have.

Someone usually says this but ill be the first for you "google is your friend"

welcome I'll give your mix a listen later today. Post a pic of your setup in dj headquarters it's a sticky there. And one question why one cdj 1000 and 900? I'm guessing $$? peace

I rep the audio 8 fine sound card

Welcome

it should work @ work all you need to do is download it and then no need to install just run the exe , and then your good to go!

Welcome ^.^

and i hear a few other mixers already have an inbuilt soundcard which allows for that too. for serato.. 4got what mixer it is must of been rane i think .

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oh, i thought you were talking about dynamics. what are they going to ban a static ip for? bypassing timer?

how would they catch you if your ip is changing..?

its alot more relevant then any input youve seemed to add. all information is helpfull regardless weather you know it all or not, there is nothing wrong with refreshing the memory, true that. =]

niceeee.. =D where you been!!?

Yeah I have a static ip. I knew about passing timer but

Howw??

i have no clue if you have no access to a power supply.. best bet is to get a silent generator.. i know of them know nothing about them give it a read up