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sweet ill check it. that rotorcraft script looks wicked too

hey fellas someone text 1ung and tell him to check his PMs

that was dope!!!!! cheers man. love that vocal dropping/ work in the first vid. can easily see how mc's and breakers could rock out as you keep the beats going! i was achally wanting to see more hip hop mixing, in the mixtape sense. as i suck at it. nonetheless very enjoyable and keep them coming. consider it practice for dmc 2015!

hey welcome and yeh feel free to post up your tracks that way we can check out and follow on soundcloud/ mixcloud/ heartis

woot. will check it out in a minit but cheers

this got the feet tapping

this has got to be my track for the summer. screams dranking in the sun on a sunday arvo

well if torque less then definitely not right for you again cant go wrong with a ufo

interesting.... anyone tried the new pioneer turnie? a dj i know here said they were good, but he mixes house (old school chicago).

that was awesome

in the first vid. at about 3.20 ish qbert moves to a more vocal sample to cut. then sara burns him w her use of a vocal. man she's got skills

hey its good enuff for ryusei his facial then dance move at 2.18 gets me every time

well as a turntablist he was saying the techs were lacking go vestax isnt that what qbert uses get a ufo

woh that was quick

so good

was thunking something at lunch. as we dont want like 80-90% of mixes being very similar as i would love to load them all for playing. andy maybe make it you will choose 20 tracks and everyone can mix up to 10. that way chance of variation is bigger

http://www.beatport.com/track/the-beat- ... ix/5943632

welcome mate

fully keen on this. been meaning to do a chilled mix. brings me back to mixing on my mates decks before i got mine. i posted it before he had wall to wall of vinyl. lots of chilled house, low tempo funk house, basically sunday afternoon shit

i think theres another one to. live "mashup" or what was called blends. AM was one of the best. z-trip is also great.

had scratch the doco playing in the background and really liked this short bit one because of what rob swift says, i.e. you need to remember the basic structures of music, which i think some turntablists do. in essence people are listening to what you are doing so it has to be nice to the ear. and also because its some nice juggling. one song cut three ways.

boss andy picks ten tracks and we all play the same. this is just for nominating tracks. but good idea andyman. im down for the mix

bump. for some friedday gee up