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hahahahahaha that ending is boss

tips on how to or creative tips (not that i can help either but it may get more bites)

my iphone dj is on a roll. cbg killing it with this remix https://soundcloud.com/chrisgould/tbiu

traaaaaccckkk some nice soulful house

just looked up and yep. the skratchy seal control vinyl came with one too.

they were thud rumble ones? but with traktor logo

yo watched it mate, that was sick. nice vibe wouldve loved to enjoy that. good tunes, bevvies and sun my heaven side note. at 10.00 drug deal caught on cam

cooking spag bol while mixing

my lanyard has all my work keys and dongles and usb. so i have it in use everyday

woh found out dust la rock passed away. for those that dont know him, he was an artist first and foremost but in the music sphere was best known as doing all the artwork for fool's gold records. loved his work http://www.dustlarock.com/

cool will do when i get home

holy shiz! nice one mate. you performing live sets these days?

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hehe yeh i figured what you were saying and only mentioned the book thing moreso cuz alex brought up books are useless. and not to keep it going as obviously the post isnt about a book!, but i still disagree that books cant help just because there are videos. i bought that book after the fact of already mixing and ellaskins etc. and i still got things out of it. just like with my mpc. im getting more out of a book i bought then all the videos i have ever watched. but then again im an oldie haha

having said that about finance, i was thinking more from the part of would people pay to have a copy of the programme to then setup a school on the other hand can you get money to crowdsource to create. id say theres a big chance. im sure a lot of people in the scene (and thats OGs to the new scene) are happy to contribute to help keep the scene going

hmmm i think a book can have its merits but of course visual always helps. and hands on being the best. i bought this (i cant remember where i got the heads up from) and thought it was awesome http://www.bookdepository.com/How-DJ-pr ... 0593058114 and i rection lots of good info there. though reading your comment above, its more than the guide. its about formalising a teaching method (or one teaching method) and then creating a way to be able to grade students and certify the graduate. and then i assume make this transferable so people can replicate it. i.e. like other forms of music training hmmmmmmmmmm like all "art" or subjects that require creativity, parts can be taught. the techniques of djing can definitely be taught and graded. the creative aspect... a little tougher whether it can gain enough ground, e.g. companies like to hire cpa/ ca qualified accountants because they know in the most part these people are bound by their professional association would people/ venues/ business consider a dj with a certificate over others without? definitely not in the current environment. people will still likely look to reviews and reputations esp for like weddings. venues will always consider popularity and bringing in crowd ability. i guess its kind of like half the musicians playing in the live scene are not musically trained. whether it can get financial backing, will likely depend on if their can be financial gain i think there may be just enuff demand for dj schools to be around. they would likely need to align with dj shops(seen in syd but kind of died. and have seen in singapore); maybe dance schools; or other music based schools.

nice one mate. yeh would def be keeping track to see what you can find and get out there

nice.fix yourlink up though!. anyway for anyone that wants to look http://www.discogs.com/seller/JaylaRecords/profile delivery for one a bit steep (not on you i know it costs that much), but at about the 10 level (which basically incentivises you to get 24 hahah) it kind of works. time to start digging...

no need to change plug i live in singapore. if i ever move back ill need to. but its multi voltage so i think I can actually just buy a new cable

haha hobberz so you following the detroit lions now. hayne!!!

i bought my 215s from a melbourne online store and it came with the free remote/ mic cable. which was wicked except yeah after about 16-18 months the cable is falling apart. i shouldve stuck with the OG cable as supposedly its kevlar and tuff as tits, but for the life of me i dont know where i put it (i think i chucked it in the move). and now that my watch controls my music i kinda dont need the remote.

sweet gotta give this a whirl and yeh live can never be perfect but who cares, nothing beats raw and dirty

i dont know what the $50 range (i.e. the SE112 or SE115) is like but i can vouch for the shure 215. awesome in-ear monitors. barely have to turn up the sound (which i know is good for my ears) and great isolation in public. also sound clarity is so good i was hearing things in songs i have never heard before. a lot of people complain about the "flatness" of the shure sound, but i like em. i assume the lower range would still be good

what the... thats wicked i wonder if moto does lessons now. id pay

the new edition transition was wicked too. oh yeh in terms of the video mixing bit, looks good too man.