BeatLeSS

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Nice find @SolDios !

Milk crate monitor stands ftw!

Lettuce know how you go, I haven't encountered this issue with a Desktop computer before, usually their PSU's aren't converting power like the power packs in laptops. I have encountered this issue with almost every laptop I've touched however. Would be definitely interested to know how you solve this one!

aww chyeaa noice scratching.

Pwhoarrr. For anyone follows A.Skillz you would have rocked up to this set just to hear his classics. He's taken it a step further and smashed those in another unique way. Big ups to this guy just constantly pushing what can be done with turntables.

Get a Maschine bruv, we can do battles!

Re-arranging. Stay tuned for more.

Hi Mark, It isn't unusual for a program to run into troubles and crash every once in a while. This has been a constant thing swinging producers and DJ's into the Mac industry, though I've seen the problems occur on both platforms Windows and Mac. Your best bet is to try and do as much on the computer as possible and do some practice at home to see if you can get it to crash again. There's a lot of things happening in the background between that controller, the program and the sound card in the controller all at once. Another thing with laptops: check to see if sleep and hibernate are off in your power settings. If the system wasn't rebooted cleanly for some time, this could be the easiest thing you can do. Sometimes where I've put the X - on the screenshot there's an option for a fast shutdown or Hybrid shutdown. If you have that, turn that off. Start an Elevated Command Prompt by clicking Start > typing "command" > right click "Command Prompt" and choose "Run as Administrator" Type powercfg /h off This will turn hibernate off as well and reduce you to shut down and restart only.

@Cupe this is the closest I can think of off hand. Those sounds are great.

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Bump - BeatLeSS needs TOTD lists. Cmon ya'll.