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burstaball have to say wicked comp. so mos def not knocking. but does dj/producer mean "and" or "or"? i assume the former. because while a lot of producers also dj and vice versa they are two completely different things.... while the comp only talks about djing. so where does the"../producer" bit come in? becaue if you were just a producer you aint exactly going to be able to "battle" it to the top. anyways as above well wicked comp and i hope some of the dj/ producers here give it a shot

woot! mate adjf massive will be behind you

nice! nek minit dmc 2015

achally dont know if this is jamaica. but still cool

some jamaican sound systems

yeh that was good. makes me want my mpc here already!!! one more week they prob shouldve had it the other way round though say here is the old school way, and here are some new school ways. cuz OG sounded a little elitist. you could see he was trying his best not to, but he clearly believes it so it just ends up sounding a little condescending.

i found tonights dinner doco. cheers man

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didnt know where else to out this. not really DIY. but ikea related. goes to show you can never have enuff expedits

and the vid soo much awesome

my search for a looper i came across this vid of Dub FX (who i know some vids have been posted before) and was going to post in the aweosome fred. but thought you know what why not put up the product specs. Tabletop Loop Station that can be operated with the hands, perfect for beatboxers, vocalists, and club performers Five simultaneous stereo phrase tracks, with dedicated controls and independent volume faders Wide range of Input FX and Track FX for processing loops, including DJ and sampler-style effects Independent play mode and tempo sync settings enable a flexible combination of track behaviours and advanced performance options 99 phrase memories, each containing five phrase tracks, custom effects/playback settings, and more 85 onboard rhythm patterns, including odd-measure beats External control via MIDI and optional footswitches or expression pedal USB for phrase import/export with computers; USB audio/MIDI functionality for integration with DAW software XLR mic input with phantom power, mono/stereo instrument inputs, and stereo AUX input Hands-On Looper for Modern Performers Five Stereo Tracks with Dedicated Controls The RC-505 features five stereo phrase tracks that can play simultaneously, the most yet in a BOSS Loop Station. Independent record/overdub/play and stop buttons for each track let you capture and control loop performances with your fingertips, and dedicated volume faders allow you to mix loop levels on the fly. Each track can have its own playback mode (multi, single, one-shot, reverse, etc.) and tempo sync settings, providing an unlimited range of creative looping behaviors. Powerful FX Onboard With the large selection of built-in effects, it’s easy to enhance your sounds as you perform. INPUT FX such as ROBOT and VOCODER create unique, dramatic sound textures for recording loops, while TRACK FX like VINYL FLICK and BEAT REPEAT provide dynamic DJ and sampler effects for real-time processing of phrase playback. Six dedicated buttons—three each for INPUT FX and TRACK FX—can be loaded with your favorite effects, giving you one-touch on/off access while looping. In addition, effects parameters (filter cutoff, effect depth, etc.) can be tweaked in real time with the INPUT FX and TRACK FX knobs. Global compressor and reverb effects are also available for processing the overall sound output. Phrase Memories and Rhythms 99 phrase memories provide onboard storage for phrase track data, various playback and effects settings, and more. A combination of frequently used settings can be saved as a User Set, which you can easily load to quickly reconfigure any phrase memory, even in the heat of performing. 85 different onboard rhythms offer backing for loop recording, with a large selection of odd-measure beats for advanced looping. The rhythm part can be routed to the rear-panel PHONES jack only, giving you a dedicated click track for monitoring purposes. Audio Inputs and USB The RC-505 is outfitted with a number of simultaneous inputs, allowing you to capture and mix a variety of different audio sources as you build loops. There’s an XLR microphone jack with phantom power, mono/stereo ¼-inch inputs for guitars, synths, or other instruments, and an AUX mini-jack for connecting a music player, smart phone, or other stereo device. Via USB, you can plug into your computer and import/export WAV audio phrases, great for loop archiving or loading up RC-505 phrases with backing tracks or sounds for sampler-style triggering. The RC-505 also functions as a USB audio/MIDI interface, making it simple to integrate with your favorite DAW software for audio recording, MIDI sync, and more. Customized Looping Control With the RC-505, you have the ability to set up customized real-time controls for the way you like to loop. You can specify up to eight different functions and operate them in a variety of ways—with front-panel controls, an external expression pedal or foot switches, and/or various MIDI Control Change messages—extending your command of looping and many other operations. The eight control assignments are stored with phrase memories, allowing you to create and recall custom setups for different songs and performing situations.

i noticed you change the OG post so i think i got my answer. loaded with cartridges

not bad. not that im looking but in case anyone wondering. you selling the techs loaded? and why not come up w a package deal, one price take all

got about ten mins left but thats was tops wazza as per you other one, wouldnt say they are all my type of tracks i can see this going down well at an rnb club. but despite not being all my thang, it didnt matter i have enjoyed it right thru which shows its a good mix. vids mixing is awesome as usual. id be happy to just watch you mix though. love how you use still use turnies w all this fancy shit.

do your other laptops have a ground pin? if not that will explain why they didnt have a problem. there is an option to buy a third party travel laptop adaptor, i think targus and belkin do them, that dont have a ground pin. but at risk of your lappie. but yeh ground isolator should be fine. i bought the behringer hum destroyer based on recommendation here and it works tops

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not vocal. one of the sound sequences was familiar. and i was racking my brain. thought i recognised it. but okay guess not.

also will there be an icq option for likes

not bad. i liked the bringing in of the second verse best. did you sample psy gentleman? EIDT: and thats no teef or hate.

wtf. that would collapse your chest if some serious bass was put thru it!

yo

nice. id go mahogony

yeh man its a must. never watched it straight thru before. and even though it clocks over two hours didnt feel it at all. well wicked.