Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:40 pm
It's on discogs for £12.50 posted. Can you beat that price?
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Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:44 pm
£11 posted
Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:53 pm
Tenner. 
Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:56 pm
£15.00
Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 9:06 pm
let me know if ur interested or to make an offer
YAMAHA DJX
Good condition.
Faults-
White knobs missing however they till work fine.
Pitch blender broke, however a fully fuctional ribbon controlor makes up for it.
Keyboard
The keyboard is fairly standard 5 octave touch sensitive large keys - the weighting is not incredible but then this doesn't cost thousands. It splits in various places for different reasons,but basically you only have one split voice and one layer voice,which seems to have become the norm these days.
The lower keyboard acts as the chord controller for the "parts" that play back IF the part control button is pressed - otherwise the whole keyboard is manual. This is basically your auto-accomp. The difference being that each part is composed of 3 phrases - each of which can be turned on or off using one octave of the keyboard - when the part control button is pressed. All of the phrases can be routed to any of the effects that the DJX has on board - and they are quite extensive - much more than your usual reverb/chorus.
The keyboard can be sent on any MIDI channel and can be switched off under Local Control.
Voices
The voices on the DJX cover many of the sounds outside of the GM system and more geared to the rave scene - they are grouped into sections and some of them will auto-phase or can be altered by the filter to give the same sort of effect as an analogue synth - this is what the DJX excels at - if you make the velocity sensitivity high (3rd out of the 3 steps) then the dynamics/timbre alter, the harder you hit the keys,so your sound alters from a muted almost none existing noise to a brash brassy noise as you it the keys harder.
The DJX also has a full set of GM voices as well as the rave style ones,which is quite remarkable - it has managed to replace my PSR420 and added a whole other suite of features.
Sampling
Some of the voices are samples -and the DJX has a sampling feature built in - which cross the keyboard according to how many samples you have and where you attributed them on the keyboard - the sound quality is much better than the crude sampling of the Casio SK1/5 and everything is under MIDI control. 12 samples can be taken,but you are limited to about 6 seconds of sample time. You can sample from LINE IN or MIC or both at once.
The samples can be edited and the DJX shows a full LCD layout of the wave and makes it easier to truncate and edit the wave so that there are no nasty jumps in a loop.
Rhythms
The drum sequences are broken into areas such as ELECTRO and DRUM 'N' BASS covering all the sort of modern sound styles used by anyone with a short haircut. Each of the drums can be routed INDIVIDUALLY through whatever effect is currently dominant - which means that you can use the filter's cutoff and resonance to individually tweak the drum noises and that means if you want to pump up your bass drum or echo your snare - you can. Or if you think the high hats need a phaser,you can do that too.
There are several MIDI drumkits and also drumloops which will rotate when the sustain is held down -all of which sounds fantastic. Each drum is sent on a different MIDI channel - which may make Channel 10 or 16 machines operate rather bizarrely- but it does mean independent control of the drums.
Effects
The DJX has 3 effects sections - reverb,chorus and DSP - which work synchronously - that is - you can choose one from each section,and any part of it's voicing system can go through them - meaning your main voice can be echoed - and the layered voice needn't be - the routing is activated by the ASSIGN Knob - which controls any of the parameters in the DJX - there are left/right echoes Plate,Gate and Hall type reverbs,Wah,Phaser,Flanger - in essence you don't even need an external effects box.
Songs
The DJX has a 6 track recorder which works in Real or Step time and can store 3 user song patterns. The front panel settings can be stored,so that set-ups can be recalled - ie which effects work on what.
Step time programming is awkward on any machine- but the DJX has an extra facility to alter the dynamics of the whole step time phrase - changing the volume dynamics of any step-time phrase that is entered using one of several volume variations.
The front facia settings can be saved - though the record button cycles through Step,Real Time and Facia settings which means sometimes you can accidentally overwrite the facia settings if you don't notice which record mode you are in.
Controllers
There is a pitch bender whose range is adjustable and a ribbon controller - which along with the ASSIGN knob can be selected to control many parameters - from modulation to 'turntable' which alters the speed up or down as well as pitch rather as if you were slowing a tape machine.
SYSx
The DJX supports full system exclusive dumping so you can store songs and samples on your PC!
Good Points: The whole thing is a good point. Can't help but 'rave' about it. It is particularly useful to be able to edit the sample,though pitch adjustment may have helped - this can be accomplished with careful use of the assignable knob set to turntable type pitch adjustment though.
YAMAHA DJX
Good condition.
Faults-
White knobs missing however they till work fine.
Pitch blender broke, however a fully fuctional ribbon controlor makes up for it.
Keyboard
The keyboard is fairly standard 5 octave touch sensitive large keys - the weighting is not incredible but then this doesn't cost thousands. It splits in various places for different reasons,but basically you only have one split voice and one layer voice,which seems to have become the norm these days.
The lower keyboard acts as the chord controller for the "parts" that play back IF the part control button is pressed - otherwise the whole keyboard is manual. This is basically your auto-accomp. The difference being that each part is composed of 3 phrases - each of which can be turned on or off using one octave of the keyboard - when the part control button is pressed. All of the phrases can be routed to any of the effects that the DJX has on board - and they are quite extensive - much more than your usual reverb/chorus.
The keyboard can be sent on any MIDI channel and can be switched off under Local Control.
Voices
The voices on the DJX cover many of the sounds outside of the GM system and more geared to the rave scene - they are grouped into sections and some of them will auto-phase or can be altered by the filter to give the same sort of effect as an analogue synth - this is what the DJX excels at - if you make the velocity sensitivity high (3rd out of the 3 steps) then the dynamics/timbre alter, the harder you hit the keys,so your sound alters from a muted almost none existing noise to a brash brassy noise as you it the keys harder.
The DJX also has a full set of GM voices as well as the rave style ones,which is quite remarkable - it has managed to replace my PSR420 and added a whole other suite of features.
Sampling
Some of the voices are samples -and the DJX has a sampling feature built in - which cross the keyboard according to how many samples you have and where you attributed them on the keyboard - the sound quality is much better than the crude sampling of the Casio SK1/5 and everything is under MIDI control. 12 samples can be taken,but you are limited to about 6 seconds of sample time. You can sample from LINE IN or MIC or both at once.
The samples can be edited and the DJX shows a full LCD layout of the wave and makes it easier to truncate and edit the wave so that there are no nasty jumps in a loop.
Rhythms
The drum sequences are broken into areas such as ELECTRO and DRUM 'N' BASS covering all the sort of modern sound styles used by anyone with a short haircut. Each of the drums can be routed INDIVIDUALLY through whatever effect is currently dominant - which means that you can use the filter's cutoff and resonance to individually tweak the drum noises and that means if you want to pump up your bass drum or echo your snare - you can. Or if you think the high hats need a phaser,you can do that too.
There are several MIDI drumkits and also drumloops which will rotate when the sustain is held down -all of which sounds fantastic. Each drum is sent on a different MIDI channel - which may make Channel 10 or 16 machines operate rather bizarrely- but it does mean independent control of the drums.
Effects
The DJX has 3 effects sections - reverb,chorus and DSP - which work synchronously - that is - you can choose one from each section,and any part of it's voicing system can go through them - meaning your main voice can be echoed - and the layered voice needn't be - the routing is activated by the ASSIGN Knob - which controls any of the parameters in the DJX - there are left/right echoes Plate,Gate and Hall type reverbs,Wah,Phaser,Flanger - in essence you don't even need an external effects box.
Songs
The DJX has a 6 track recorder which works in Real or Step time and can store 3 user song patterns. The front panel settings can be stored,so that set-ups can be recalled - ie which effects work on what.
Step time programming is awkward on any machine- but the DJX has an extra facility to alter the dynamics of the whole step time phrase - changing the volume dynamics of any step-time phrase that is entered using one of several volume variations.
The front facia settings can be saved - though the record button cycles through Step,Real Time and Facia settings which means sometimes you can accidentally overwrite the facia settings if you don't notice which record mode you are in.
Controllers
There is a pitch bender whose range is adjustable and a ribbon controller - which along with the ASSIGN knob can be selected to control many parameters - from modulation to 'turntable' which alters the speed up or down as well as pitch rather as if you were slowing a tape machine.
SYSx
The DJX supports full system exclusive dumping so you can store songs and samples on your PC!
Good Points: The whole thing is a good point. Can't help but 'rave' about it. It is particularly useful to be able to edit the sample,though pitch adjustment may have helped - this can be accomplished with careful use of the assignable knob set to turntable type pitch adjustment though.
Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 9:14 pm
£10 can paypal right now.The_Dza88 wrote:£15.00
Ed
Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2009 2:36 am
Hi all,
www.dubstepmp3.com is for sale! This attractive domain is for sale for no other reason than the owners of this site being bogged down with other projects. The owners of DubstepMp3 are disapointed to let this site go, but the site is not living up to its potential due to the fact at present it is not receiving the time and effort needed for it to grow. This where you may come in!
Dubstepmp3 continued to grow in terms of vistors steadily from its launch, the strength of this domain name is mainly the reason for this. Dubstep Mp3 is still to this day receiving a healthy amount of traffic but we feel for this website to grow and reach its potential it needs dedicated dubstep followers with a passion for the music, the scene and a will to suceed.
If you are business minded and you have the links, experience and dedication you can turn this oportunity into the same success we have experienced so far selling digital downloads on our other sites. Dubstep music is clearly here to stay and I feel that the new owners of Dubstepmp3.com will not regret taking on this new venture.
To make us a business proposal or an offer please email us:
dubstepmp3@googlemail.com
Thanks for your time
DubstepMp3.com
www.dubstepmp3.com is for sale! This attractive domain is for sale for no other reason than the owners of this site being bogged down with other projects. The owners of DubstepMp3 are disapointed to let this site go, but the site is not living up to its potential due to the fact at present it is not receiving the time and effort needed for it to grow. This where you may come in!
Dubstepmp3 continued to grow in terms of vistors steadily from its launch, the strength of this domain name is mainly the reason for this. Dubstep Mp3 is still to this day receiving a healthy amount of traffic but we feel for this website to grow and reach its potential it needs dedicated dubstep followers with a passion for the music, the scene and a will to suceed.
If you are business minded and you have the links, experience and dedication you can turn this oportunity into the same success we have experienced so far selling digital downloads on our other sites. Dubstep music is clearly here to stay and I feel that the new owners of Dubstepmp3.com will not regret taking on this new venture.
To make us a business proposal or an offer please email us:
dubstepmp3@googlemail.com
Thanks for your time
DubstepMp3.com
Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2009 11:55 pm
Perfect working condition pair of Stanton T120C turntables (250 each new).
Used for about a year from brand new. But only in bedroom, never in a club. Comes with original boxes, new slipmats and originals, lights, 7inch adapter, phono and power cables and for an extra 20 pounds cartridges and needles (Shure M447s - 40 each new)
390
Used for about a year from brand new. But only in bedroom, never in a club. Comes with original boxes, new slipmats and originals, lights, 7inch adapter, phono and power cables and for an extra 20 pounds cartridges and needles (Shure M447s - 40 each new)
390
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 9:51 am
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 10:19 am
I am on that Stomp Riddem, I lost minebenjybars wrote:new batch of grime garage and dubstep up on eBay..
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Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 12:14 pm
Im looking to buy on vinyl:
Sticky - pacman / golly gosh
Wiley / Ruff Sqwad - Jam Pie
Sticky - pacman / golly gosh
Wiley / Ruff Sqwad - Jam Pie
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 8:18 am
Some Tectonic, Tempa bits on Ebay, open to offers..
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Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 9:06 am
all been removedbenjybars wrote:new batch of grime garage and dubstep up on eBay..
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Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 9:28 am
deamonds wrote:all been removedbenjybars wrote:new batch of grime garage and dubstep up on eBay..
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/merchant/frontlineskanker
Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2009 7:02 am
Ending in one hour you mothers.LEQ wrote:Some Tectonic, Tempa bits on Ebay, open to offers..
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Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2009 5:52 pm
WANTED
Zomby - Spliff Dub (Starkey/Sukh Knight Remixes)
Cash waiting !!
Zomby - Spliff Dub (Starkey/Sukh Knight Remixes)
Cash waiting !!
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 12:30 pm
I have one of those beta codes for Propellerhead Record.
Hit me up if you want it, it's free.
Hit me up if you want it, it's free.
Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 6:08 pm
pioneer hdj1000 headphones, £90 ono
pm me
pm me
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2009 11:47 am
dell dimension 5150 desktop pc, comes with 19" monitor, wireless keyboard/mouse.
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Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 1:14 pm
Selling my Serato. Bought for £360. Selling £260. Just under 1 year old.
Message me if you have a sensible off though becuase I know posting will be quite high
Serato Vinyl Sleeves contain moderate wear as you can see:
Message me if you have a sensible off though becuase I know posting will be quite high
Serato Vinyl Sleeves contain moderate wear as you can see: