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I open an image, go to image> select> free-form section, then cut around what I want but then when I move it to where I want it (via cut/clipboard/paste) it's in a rectangle or square with the remainder of the rectangle/square being white.

I wrote that ^ out so i'm posting it but i'm going to do what you just said now.

nowaysj wrote:

Nihilism wrote:

garethom wrote:

Nihilism wrote:I'm gonna put on my iron mask for dis one.

And you thought were rastafari...

m8, dis ain't a The Upsetters tune, this is real life. U have to hide the face against the eye of Lucifer and his babylon army. Ain't no shirt gonna save u.

Has your account been hacked? You're on point, dog.

I'm just fucking around.

wolf89 wrote:Played good sets last couple times I've seen him. What exactly are wanting him to play?

lol im only joking i have no idea what he plays, altho if its footwork shame on him

Laszlo wrote:I open an image, go to image> select> free-form section, then cut around what I want but then when I move it to where I want it (via cut/clipboard/paste) it's in a rectangle or square with the remainder of the rectangle/square being white.

I wrote that ^ out so i'm posting it but i'm going to do what you just said now.

you just have to select transparent selection again and it' ll work


edit: i should probably read the whole thing before replying

download GIMP

Laszlo wrote:

GreenWaffle wrote:

Laszlo wrote:

GreenWaffle wrote:All this talk about truheads and still no-ones answered my question

28g/fearless, £20 y/n?

No. £10 for a tune is a fucking rinse.

I'm guessing you must have some interesting opinions on the people who spend £50+ on the old DMZ's

Lol i'm just chatting utter breeze, mate. Was just entertaining myself while waiting for my food to cook.
Yes, I personally would never spend that amount on two tunes, to me that is ridiculous. However, if it makes you happy and the value you place on it exceeds or is equal to the asking price then crack on. More power to you. I just can't justify paying that much for the 'warmth' that is beyond my hearing capabilities.

plus those tunes are both shit

bennyfroobs wrote:

Laszlo wrote:

GreenWaffle wrote:

Laszlo wrote:

GreenWaffle wrote:All this talk about truheads and still no-ones answered my question

28g/fearless, £20 y/n?

No. £10 for a tune is a fucking rinse.

I'm guessing you must have some interesting opinions on the people who spend £50+ on the old DMZ's

Lol i'm just chatting utter breeze, mate. Was just entertaining myself while waiting for my food to cook.
Yes, I personally would never spend that amount on two tunes, to me that is ridiculous. However, if it makes you happy and the value you place on it exceeds or is equal to the asking price then crack on. More power to you. I just can't justify paying that much for the 'warmth' that is beyond my hearing capabilities.

plus those tunes are both shit

would you like them more if they were at 130 bpm

what is the best online music store for our type of music in your opinion? boomkat, surus, junodownload, etc. which one is the best in your opinion? didn't think this deserved it's own thread, but if you were gonna make an account on one to keep up on new releases and buy digital, which would it be?

Digital-Tunes.net
Everywhere else is too expensive for my liking.

really the biggest thing for me is keeping up on new releases. i could always find out about a release and then buy it from another site. i just don't want to sign up for all of them and get fuckload of emails yanno? never heard of that site, does it have newsletter-type emails?

I pretty much only use beatport tbh

sarcasm?

a lot of releases aren't on beatport...

dubunked wrote:really the biggest thing for me is keeping up on new releases. i could always find out about a release and then buy it from another site. i just don't want to sign up for all of them and get fuckload of emails yanno? never heard of that site, does it have newsletter-type emails?

Oh right. Prolly Juno. Dunno. Digital-tunes isn't all that selection wise but 90p for a wav/flac certainly tickles my fancy.

word thanks m8, maybe i'll register both

If its not on beatport i check juno

But ive never thought beatport has a small selection

Phigure wrote: would you like them more if they were at 130 bpm

lul u cheeky kant meight

no theyd still be shit. probably worse actually haha

dubunked wrote:what is the best online music store for our type of music in your opinion? boomkat, surus, junodownload, etc. which one is the best in your opinion? didn't think this deserved it's own thread, but if you were gonna make an account on one to keep up on new releases and buy digital, which would it be?

amazon 4 the dubplates

from my experience.
-Beatport is just ridiculous with their pricing (and they add tax at checkout... wtf) and generally shit. But they have some exclusives
-Juno is similar but a bit better, they recently dropped their prices, which is good. + they have Suburban base back cat
-D-T is cheap, with smaller but good selection. A lot of smaller labels you won' t find anywhere else (Tes la rok's stuff, Monsta dubs)
-I like to use boomkat the most - fair prices, wide selection and pretty solid interface, the reviews are a laugh too. You have to know how to search for stuff, since search is a bit shit.
-Bleep is similar to Boomkat, they have some good old stuff (Judgement EP, Old Contagious releases). I've had some problems with downloads recently, but tech support is ace.
-Surus is similar to the two aforementioned, but i wouldn't really recommend it for the reason that the labels get sometimes dropped off the store and you lose your purchased tracks in the process.

Google Play music store has a lot of good stuff at ridiculously low prices - no lossless though. Also it says the tunes are only for personal use, which would mean no DJing but iirc, it's the same thing all around - even on beatport

Is there a digital seller that allows dj'ing? Anyone read anything about this issue?

there's usually terms of service or something like that on the site