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Johbremat
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by Johbremat » Sun Nov 17, 2013 8:16 am
Still not producing anything. Enjoying other people's music too much.
Slight update since I last posted:
One of the things that irked me about the Stantons was a lack of a suitable dust-repelling solution:
Well:
For anyone with an Empath, turns out DeckSaver's unit for the TTM-56/57SL is compatible. Why I didn't think to check and compare the dimensions of the top plate before, I don't know:
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Phigure
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by Phigure » Sun Nov 17, 2013 9:09 am
^ beauuuutiful
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benjam
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by benjam » Sun Nov 17, 2013 10:52 am
Yea that is a sweet setup mate nice job
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Sexual_Chocolate
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by Sexual_Chocolate » Sun Nov 17, 2013 10:56 am
jelly, so clean.
also, how to you find the rotaries compared to faders?
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Johbremat
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by Johbremat » Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:06 am
No better or worse. Just depends on how my mood takes me.
The rotaries have a different slope and I enjoy holding and bending blends (well, trying to) for minutes at a time with them. Use it primarily for bass and any 4/4.
Faders I use for all styles. The P+G components on the regular Empath are heaps buttery and wicked for cutting with.
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wub
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by wub » Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:13 am
Johbremat wrote:No better or worse. Just depends on how my mood takes me.
The rotaries have a different slope and I enjoy holding and bending blends (well, trying to) for minutes at a time with them. Use it primarily for bass and any 4/4.
Faders I use for all styles. The P+G components on the regular Empath are heaps buttery and wicked for cutting with.
Anywhere we could listen to your mixes online?
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didi
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by didi » Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:23 am
awesome
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bennyfroobs wrote:cool it vip is one of the best funky tracks of all time, hands down
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photek is my mate whos a house dj from london lol
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wolf89 wrote:Me and my mates play a game where we remember the worst or most obscure nu metal bands we can and listen to them when drunk
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Sexual_Chocolate
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by Sexual_Chocolate » Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:31 am
Johbremat wrote:No better or worse. Just depends on how my mood takes me.
The rotaries have a different slope and I enjoy holding and bending blends (well, trying to) for minutes at a time with them. Use it primarily for bass and any 4/4.
Faders I use for all styles. The P+G components on the regular Empath are heaps buttery and wicked for cutting with.
ive always been interested in having a jam on a rotary mixer, but i dont think it fits my style (im not a exactly a commander of the long transitions lol)
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Johbremat
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by Johbremat » Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:34 am
wub wrote:Anywhere we could listen to your mixes online?
Not at the moment. Closed up my Soundcloud account because I had too many takedowns and couldn't be boned with all those tricks like 30-second gaps and junk.
Mixcloud blows now they require listeners to login with Facebork.
Haven't recorded in ages...might be time to set the MiniDisc back up and find a new hosting site.
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Johbremat
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by Johbremat » Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:39 am
Nevalo wrote:ive always been interested in having a jam on a rotary mixer, but i dont think it fits my style (im not a exactly a commander of the long transitions lol)
And I'm mostly useless as tits on a bull when it comes to maintaining two active channels at all times for genuine 3 deck mixing. I'll occasionally do it, but vast majority of the time I'll cue the third track and sample it; mix the second track in and then the third becomes my second while the first becomes my third.
(Yeah. That made sense)
As for long transitions, helps that the decks are serviced and can hold pitch for as long as 32 bars. Then you just need to keep an ear out and give it a nudge every once in awhile rather than having to nurse it the entire time.
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wub
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by wub » Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:59 am
Johbremat wrote:Mixcloud blows now they require listeners to login with Facebork.
They do? Since when?
EDIT - I've just listened to a Mixcloud set now without having to login via FB.
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Johbremat
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by Johbremat » Sun Nov 17, 2013 12:05 pm
wub wrote:I've just listened to a Mixcloud set now without having to login via FB.
I just tried going to the Mixcloud site and every time (tried about 10) I selected play a dialog came up, saying login with FB or provide MC credentials.
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by wub » Sun Nov 17, 2013 12:13 pm
Very strange, I've got a flying lotus mix on right now that didn't need anything doing for it.
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by nowaysj » Sun Nov 17, 2013 5:00 pm
Phigure wrote:^ beauuuutiful
Frightening.
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DiegoSapiens wrote:oh fucking hell now i see how on point was nowaysj
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by jrkhnds » Sun Nov 17, 2013 5:19 pm
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Capture pt
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by Capture pt » Sun Nov 17, 2013 8:40 pm
Volca Bass + Novation Xio Synth. Soundcard is now a Focusrite 2i2.

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by mks » Sun Nov 17, 2013 9:08 pm
How do you like that Volca Bass?
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by nowaysj » Mon Nov 18, 2013 10:24 am
Nevalo wrote:mks wrote:How do you like that Volca Bass?
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Capture pt
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by Capture pt » Mon Nov 18, 2013 10:53 am
It's 100% pure fun.
It's super easy to loose 30 minutes just fucking around with the sequencer and designing sounds.
It's also more versatile that given credit for, a lot of people see it only for the 303-clone which is certainly a big part of the appeal but it also can be used for leads, drones, bass and even some glitchy percussive hits.
Works in a "serious" setting too, midi in changes it from a fun groovebox to an external analogue sound module which is how I'm mainly using it within my music, playing notes from my DAW or from the Xio.
Tho the built in step sequencer is also great so don't dismiss that.
Don't be fooled by the size - full fat sound. Super simple to use and learn. Will 99% be buying the beats version in the new year also.
Will have a track up in the next two weeks that uses it - will post it here or somewhere if people are interested.
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