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pretty sure all the dads on toddlers in tiaras are pedos.

Keith Lemon is so not funny. Like not at all. Why is it cool to like him? He's fucking awful, and I'm way funnier than him.

kingGhost wrote:pretty sure all the dads on toddlers in tiaras are pedos.

i am so watching this programme now. I love shows about child beauty pageants.

why do all videos and demos of DJ equipment always use cheesy euro-trance or shit cheesy house or top 40 tunes with a dickhead stood behind the mixer thinking he's a badboy cos hes using 150000 effects that sound shit

Sheff wrote:why do all videos and demos of DJ equipment always use cheesy euro-trance or shit cheesy house or top 40 tunes with a dickhead stood behind the mixer thinking he's a badboy cos hes using 150000 effects that sound shit

Because Dubstep heads are nearly always poor/unemployed

wub wrote:

Sheff wrote:why do all videos and demos of DJ equipment always use cheesy euro-trance or shit cheesy house or top 40 tunes with a dickhead stood behind the mixer thinking he's a badboy cos hes using 150000 effects that sound shit

Because Dubstep heads are nearly always poor/unemployed

Imagine a promo vid for a new cdj with youngsta just standing there, pressing the play button, nodding his head, sipping brandy and smoking a spliff.
"yeh it plays dubs bruv"

hahahaha yeah both true

NilsFG wrote:

wub wrote:

Sheff wrote:why do all videos and demos of DJ equipment always use cheesy euro-trance or shit cheesy house or top 40 tunes with a dickhead stood behind the mixer thinking he's a badboy cos hes using 150000 effects that sound shit

Because Dubstep heads are nearly always poor/unemployed

Imagine a promo vid for a new cdj with youngsta just standing there, pressing the play button, nodding his head, sipping brandy and smoking a spliff.
"yeh it plays dubs bruv"

"and this button here drops the volume whenever Pokes chats..."

Neptune wrote:

kingGhost wrote:pretty sure all the dads on toddlers in tiaras are pedos.

i am so watching this programme now. I love shows about child beauty pageants.

Hmmmmmmmmm?!?!

would anyone risk playing on Pioneer CDJs out live if you've never used them before?
i dont have any live sets planned or anything just wondering though for the future

i know how to use them an everything, just never used them before haha
same with technics decks.

again, all out of curiosity

I would risk playing on them. I use serato so it doesn't make a lot of difference.
I think I would prefer using cdj's with timecode cd's actually. No skipping or dirty needles that can bother you, accurate pitch, locked pitch, ...

Actually, I would like to own a set, or three. Expensive though. And I still need a new mixer.
And I reckon I'll need a new laptop for gigs in a year or two. Pffft.

If you know how to use them.........I'd say use them. Not alot can go wrong with them and alot more reliable than a vinyl turntable. Also straight CDs are alot better than timecode cds and serato/scratch IMO.

Straining when bending down to get the Maryland cookies from the cupboard isn't considered a stomach crunch.

faust.dtc wrote:Straining when bending down to get the Maryland cookies from the cupboard isn't considered a stomach crunch.

Fatty boom boom.

LA_Boxers wrote:If you know how to use them.........I'd say use them. Not alot can go wrong with them and alot more reliable than a vinyl turntable. Also straight CDs are alot better than timecode cds and serato/scratch IMO.

I would actually prefer serato + cdj's above regular cd's + cdj.

One of the reasons is that your cue points, play lists and all the other information about your tunes is on your laptop. It's always there.
Sure, you can put cue points etc on your cd, but not every cdj is compatible with that information.
I've done gigs where they had the newest cdj-2000, but I've also done gigs at places where the only cdj's available were crappy Numark's or whatever that cost £100.

Another pro is that you can organize your music better, and you can always have all your music with you on your pc. And waveforms.
Only disadvantage that Serato and any other timecode system have is that you always need to set it up.

But hey, at the end of the day, everyone uses whatever he likes. As long as your mixing and selection is good I don't really care what you use.
I wish I had bought Serato when I started dj'ing though.

Totally agree with everything you said NilsFG!

why is redeye taking so fucking long... got shipped on the 24th of may...

I've been using the search bar to try and find a good thread on speaker accuracy all morning, all i can find are threads on monitor/headphone quality.
If anyone can point this lost soul in the right direction, i'd appreciate the help.

Just to be a little more specific on my issue, i was mixing a track and it sounded find at my home setup but once i played it in my car the mix was complete shit. This is the second track the mix has been way off from what i think is the speakers i'm producing on. Btw, im using a shitty 30watt guitar amp for my mid-upper range. Then i have a decent sub that was previously used for movies/dvds.

you generally don't wanna produce using headphones anyhow mate, safer buying a nice pair of monitors.

ComfiStile wrote:you generally don't wanna produce using headphones anyhow mate, safer buying a nice pair of monitors.

wrong.

know your (HD25) headphones better than your girfriend and you will do just fine!
just low frequencies can crack you up...