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my summer setup..

Has been suggested that you tend to mix brighter in darker spaces... truth? Who knows.

gotta try man.tnx

ha, was responding to the person above you, you quick posting bastard. Why are you not painting that tallboy and ashtray? Get real

oilcolour is not the cheapest shit

I also have a Summer set-up



super ghetto DJ set up, tried for the first time tonight...
beatmatching is hard

rayman612 wrote:I also have a Summer set-up



super ghetto DJ set up, tried for the first time tonight...
beatmatching is hard

Ain't that the truth it gets better though, I've only been DJing a few weeks and I've already seen vast improvement in my beatmatching endeavors

rayman612 wrote:I also have a Summer set-up



super ghetto DJ set up, tried for the first time tonight...
beatmatching is hard

Proper grimy conditions. Expecting big things.

Heres where the magic happens. lol

prrittty serious joint there.

Ya I invest a lot in my hobbies.
IMHO, I'm getting quite good tho.

Honestly, you've got a real comfortable amount of gear there. A hw synth, some key controller, comp, extra monitor, monitors, apc40 w/ a launchpad (decadence!). Nice tight setup. Major jammage happening, I can imagine.

Theo Void wrote:Heres where the magic happens. lol

have you ever tried digital djing with the launchpad?

nowaysj wrote:Honestly, you've got a real comfortable amount of gear there. A hw synth, some key controller, comp, extra monitor, monitors, apc40 w/ a launchpad (decadence!). Nice tight setup. Major jammage happening, I can imagine.

no subwoofer though? those monitors look too small to have a full bass response. I don't really understand why people shell out for awesome hardware and shit before they get a decent monitoring setup, that would be the top of my list if I had that type of cash

Sonika wrote:Ain't that the truth it gets better though, I've only been DJing a few weeks and I've already seen vast improvement in my beatmatching endeavors

Yeah I had maybe one ok sounding mix, and it was totally out of phrase

nowaysj wrote:Proper grimy conditions. Expecting big things.

Sonika wrote:

nowaysj wrote:Honestly, you've got a real comfortable amount of gear there. A hw synth, some key controller, comp, extra monitor, monitors, apc40 w/ a launchpad (decadence!). Nice tight setup. Major jammage happening, I can imagine.

no subwoofer though? those monitors look too small to have a full bass response. I don't really understand why people shell out for awesome hardware and shit before they get a decent monitoring setup, that would be the top of my list if I had that type of cash

a subwoofer in the wrong room, or just wrong position in a room can be INCREDIBLY counter intuitive

So instead just ignore the fact that you're missing the low end?

you're not missing low end at all with a decent set of monitors

rayman612 wrote:I also have a Summer set-up



super ghetto DJ set up, tried for the first time tonight...
beatmatching is hard

This is one of my fave pics in this thread. Fucking Bat-Cave for sampling. Nice one.

Actually, the monitors are pretty decent. They're M-Audio Bx5a's. You'd be surprised at how good they sound. They're active and have 5 inch sub-woofers.
And ya, I definitely rock the hell out on the controllers. Honestly I use the Launchpad more than anything. When I play Live it's just the Launchpad and APC40. I like to have most things mapped so I can record automation rather than draw it all in manually.(Although sometimes it can't be avoided.)
The synth is a Roland GAIA and honestly, I'm not really feeling it.