Blodders

depends when you playing what the night is and what your roll in the night is... but CLOSING TRACK thats a different story Street player Jack to the sound of the underground

well another gig post by me this was a Sunday session that i played at the best bar in Geelong (its an industrial/ uni town 80km west of Melbourne) CLIQUE SUNDAZ @ Mr Hyde Great venue with an all industry standard set up, and it was the first set up i've played that has a monitor :love: wasn't huge crowd as there are no uni students in the town but i had a Great night mmm free dinner Schmikey the resident dj ok soo we where just getting a little arty farty here

ok the weekends here (its sunday arvo now ) i started the painting and finishing works yesterday was a day of sanding and i got the first coat down this is where you can start to see the dodgy workmans ship (i wasn't photographing it ) and this is after today i've got the second coat on this arvo

will have a listen when i get home might as well post mine as well Ed Muggles live from Platform 3 NYE http://www.musicv2.com/listen.php?m=58294

there still around you just got to be patient Caleupe - it's not as big as you think

Day Three to day was a slow start headed up to bunning's bought a new belt sander and some more 35x70 pine and some 3mm ply for the back. then got side tracked at a local cafe. old friends, coffee and a beautiful 27degree day when i finally got back to it the plan was to get the last of the framing done and get the last of the ply in place. nothing like the smell of new toys more materials cut the doors trialling the legs at the end of the day Back top inside the cabinet cheers for checking out my post things are going to slow down to a broken arrow pace as i'm back at work tomorrow the main things left to do are LOTS AND LOTS of filling and sanding with an aim to start painting in a week or so

thought i'd post this here too Planning ok so all my talking about a new desk, now it's time i just get down and build it. so i have spent the last couple of nights with pen in hand (or mouse as the case may be) desiging what i want the table to look like and how i can construct it. i did some reading of past peoples set ups big ups to Soulsonica and Jacee for putting photos and plans up on the net. and brokenarrow for listen to my bulltwang so this was the design brief i set my self - must hold STR8 150, PMC 250 mixer (19 inch) laptop and two small monitor stands. - must also have hidden a place for serato box, sound card, ground loop isolator not to mention all the other trinkets that one has around the TT's - has to look good free standing in the middle of the room - no cables visible so flush mounting is a must. - movable both around the room and small enough to lift when moving house( seem to do it often enough to warrant a thought - not to much MDF (horible material but cheap) so there's my small set of constrants i played around with a few ideas and this is what i came up with [ATTACH]8449[/ATTACH] there have been a few changes the face panel will be a 3mm MDF i also have to be able to afford to make this i am working out a cutting list too looks like i'm going to have a little wasted Ply shopping ok i just went and dropped $300 at the local hardware store.... oh how i love bunnings ditched the castors and bought some stainless steel feet hinges, screws and a router not to meantion $150 on timber alone now i just have to survive NYE and make a start on it ok so i've recovered from NYE and have made a start on my table DAY ONE! spent a lot of time finding all the tools and standing there scratching my head trying to work out where to start and how to approach the construction. first up i cut all the peices in to the right widths. after a few cuts i started to get in the groove of things then i mapped out the base in 70 35 pine also got the sides working. unfortunately the timber i got was really green and bowed so there was a lot of musseling it in to shape. have to thank my little sis for helping with this that top piecie is not under any pressure had to screw the internal vertical supports in to pull the bow out note the grooves for the shelving ..mmmm new router 7pm at the end of day one it will be an early start tomorrow to get the rest of the structure boxed in so i can hopefully start on paint on sunday :bing: Day two unlike a broken arrow project i'm steaming ahead... :bing: there have been a few fuck ups so it's only going to look awesome not fucken awesome so here goes the shelves go in though i'd test it with a record just to make sure they fit... now that WOULD BE A MONUMENTAL ERROR whew they fit whole was cut to allow the mixers cables to be routed though. had to move the mixers plug panel form the back to the bottom... man vestax thought of everything then cut the wholes in the top to fit the TT's and mixer and i did a trial fit man it looks sexy put a small self and a bar at the back the bar is so that all the cables from the mixer gently arch back to over the bar and there for don't hang in the cupboard (doors yet to be fitted ) the small self is to hold thins like Serato and my hum eliminator so by the end of day two this is how it stands Front Back :tup:

where'd the images go:( sounds like a great plan wish i could solder... i realy such a electrical stuff thats why i'm building my desk out of timber

ouch maybe he didn't like your mixing

i've been waiting for this YAY though i did like the simpleness of the old one

Soo i finally got some time to myself to do my new speaker stands i had been down Bunnings (hardware store) looking for inspiration for some stands... when i came across these post stirrups at $AU8 ea they're perfect all i had to do was angle grind the back off, drill a few small holes and screw the board on the top. due them being a little rough in manufacturing i mounted a little square of foam from a sleeping mat this will hopefully add little of sound isolation too

Cheers guys

Downloaded and listening to it now

no one listened to it?

nice.... do you want to old the DJF Aust (and ADJF ) meet there in February? we we're looking at feb 7th we are looking for a venue. what gear to you have and what do we need to bring? how big is the venue? drop me a line i'm serous about organising this

dam really got to start contributing cause i've only got 92 points

been a little while since my last offering sooo here it is if i get some time to work out its track listening i'll do it. just listen and enjoy http://www.musicv2.com/listen.php?m=56441

haha certainly a mess of wires and bits

cheers mate was just a little funky ;P

it was a little too simplistic give it a couple more versions and it might be a little closer to usable still and interesting project to watch unfold

looks like a good price

haha cheers got a little soft spot for aussie hip hop

had a little play on it... not with the vinyl emulation just as a digital djing program.. i struggled a bit but i struggle with TT too was a really good idea . i was keen on them before i bit the bullet and bought serato

hey everyone just thought i'd let you know that i'm playing live on http://WWW.faderwave.net tonight 8pm (melb time) with special guest MARK MAJOR Mark Major has been DJing since 2002, developing his style to become an eclectic mix of melodic, deep, dark and driving progressive tech sounds, most influenced by artists like Max graham and Dave Seaman. He’s been involved in the scene for many years and has supported growing artists including Canberra’s own, Jaytech. In 2007 Mark has played as a regular guest on KissFM’s “The Walk of Shame” and as a resident at the monthly-held ‘Flipside.' Mark’s seamless skill at blending melodic prog to deep tech is finally making a mark in the club scene and a name for himself. so tune in and have a listen as we solve your monday-itus

meee toooooooo i think i signed up a few years ago though