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Surely, if vinyl is the better medium and you'\re only a tru steppa and DJ if you use vinyl, we'd be able to tell?

Sonika wrote:

dubfordessert wrote:well yeah, obviously you aren't going to label it "all-CDJs" because CDJs aren't cool but vinyl is.

i'm all for people keeping vinyl alive, loving the medium but bragging about it gets real tired real quick. just get on with selecting the music ffs. that's what it's about.

I agree but I don't think it's bragging/taking it too far just to label the mix as all vinyl, indicating that vinyl is the medium you used for the mix

if it wasn't bragging, what would be point of advertising it as vinyl only? It's like saying your car performs better than mine because it's red and not blue.

Or it's like sayin Eli Porter wasn't bragging when he told us he was the best, and how he did it

of course its bragging

I've got these tunes for reals, not just downloaded them illegally, therefore I'm much more of a head than you

i think its kinda admirable but whatever, I'm a vinylfag too.

Zomby (all ipod set)

i agree to a point, but I think people that are passionate about vinyl wanna declare their love and support for it.

I also think that, if you declare it all vinyl, it says "I loved all these tunes enough to pay lots of money for them"...and where it's DJs that get sent lots of tunes (empefrees), it's saying "I'm not just playing any old shit someone cool just sent me ten minutes ago that I haven't really listened to yet".

A declaration of quality control. On the most part.

kidshuffle wrote:Or it's like sayin Eli Porter wasn't bragging when he told us he was the best, and how he did it

Shum wrote:Zomby (all ipod set)

epochalypso wrote:

vulvavibration wrote:to mix on your monitors you need to knwo your monitors better than your girfriends ass. so you should indeed listen to a lot of music on your monitors imho

think nevalo is referring to djing not mixdowns, but I agree none the less

yup. i dont produce

herbalicious?


whats up dawg?

Nevalo wrote:

epochalypso wrote:

vulvavibration wrote:to mix on your monitors you need to knwo your monitors better than your girfriends ass. so you should indeed listen to a lot of music on your monitors imho

think nevalo is referring to djing not mixdowns, but I agree none the less

yup. i dont produce

You should try it mate

I find it balances DJing really well, not to mention just being fucking awesome

Sonika wrote:

Nevalo wrote:

epochalypso wrote:

vulvavibration wrote:to mix on your monitors you need to knwo your monitors better than your girfriends ass. so you should indeed listen to a lot of music on your monitors imho

think nevalo is referring to djing not mixdowns, but I agree none the less

yup. i dont produce

You should try it mate

I find it balances DJing really well, not to mention just being fucking awesome

yea ive always wanted to get into producing properly, just dont have the resources or time (or money for that matter).

taking an audio-engineering course next year though so atleast i'll be able to mix/master

SAE or MAINZ?

Dude if you have a Mac, logic pro is $200 on the app store

I think I read you use hd-25s for DJing? Yeah well a decent pair of cans and a good DAW are all you need to get you to hit the ground running as far as production goes

The rest can come later


Fuck dude, just download audacity for free and go burial style on it

^^ SAE (fuck mainz lol)

^ nah im pc & ive owned reaper since v2! sometimes i load it up & just play around with samples, get nowhere, get frustrated then delete & close that shit haha

danrev wrote:herbalicious?


whats up dawg?

whuddduppp homieee

Nevalo wrote:^^ SAE (fuck mainz lol)

^ nah im pc & ive owned reaper since v2! sometimes i load it up & just play around with samples, get nowhere, get frustrated then delete & close that shit haha

Haha yeah, I feel that

Have you watched/read tutorials?

Nevalo wrote:^^ SAE (fuck mainz lol)

^ nah im pc & ive owned reaper since v2! sometimes i load it up & just play around with samples, get nowhere, get frustrated then delete & close that shit haha

Let's not diss MAINZ, I know four guys who've worked at that place at one time or another who are quality engineers. Moving right along here's some advice, your principal aim at SAE should be to network and to get as much studio time in as you possibly can, if you know anyone in a band or the like then become very friendly with them before your course starts. You don't have to do that, you can just keep your head down, do the work and pass the course but you'll be missing out on a lot if you do.

Nevalo wrote:^^ SAE (fuck mainz lol)

^ nah im pc & ive owned reaper since v2! sometimes i load it up & just play around with samples, get nowhere, get frustrated then delete & close that shit haha

I'm studying audio engineering at SAE too mang. In Amsterdam.
Great school, can't comment on other locations though. Maybe I'll see you at one of the Berlin trips or something

Sonika wrote:
Haha yeah, I feel that

Have you watched/read tutorials?

a handfull.... but i use all freeware vsts/fx, which there are fuck all tuts on haha

AxeD wrote: I'm studying audio engineering at SAE too mang. In Amsterdam.
Great school, can't comment on other locations though. Maybe I'll see you at one of the Berlin trips or something

thats why im interested in SAE, its that international stature!

Shum wrote:
Let's not diss MAINZ, I know four guys who've worked at that place at one time or another who are quality engineers. Moving right along here's some advice, your principal aim at SAE should be to network and to get as much studio time in as you possibly can, if you know anyone in a band or the like then become very friendly with them before your course starts. You don't have to do that, you can just keep your head down, do the work and pass the course but you'll be missing out on a lot if you do.

haha, nah i know a few people who have moved through there and havent liked it.... but you are right, it is all about networking.