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Posted by Light The Fuse on Sep-30-2005 06:40:

5 min walk from home - sat arvo - cant lose.

Posted by Anomyst on Oct-02-2005 23:04:

Hey guys!! Im on the Lineup! Looking forward to it more now!!

Posted by tachyon on Oct-02-2005 23:25:

power1 please, and no psy.

Posted by 00soups00 on Oct-02-2005 23:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Anomyst
Hey guys!! Im on the Lineup! Looking forward to it more now!!

hahah - no wonder you were convinced then

Posted by Nyquist_Theorem on Oct-03-2005 16:08:

Ok gang, just got back from meeting with the boys, set times are finalised (will post up a full listing tomorrow) but, if you haven't already, DO plan to make this your pre-GK afternoon warmup party, as it'll be Benonymyst and myself (and Marsh if we can coax him out of the office early ) with smooth and groovy house, chunky breaks and melodic progressive through the afternoon - come for a late-lunch pre-mong BBQ in the warehouse or in the sun out back, and enjoy. (Think Poker Flat, Bedrock, Weekend World, Azuli, Hope and SAW all the way through to Electronic Elements, Anjunabeats, or Four:Twenty.)

*very* much looking forward to playing a house-y set.

Posted by Anomyst on Oct-03-2005 22:43:

mmmm definatly!!

There will be totum-tennis and a tonne of other fun things!! And looking forward to dropping some chunky house and breaks through the arvo, think BT/Hybrid/Cass & Slide/Nu-Breed/Dave Seaman and more...

going to be such a nice warmup to an incredible night!!

Gerry, i will make a big batch of steak marinade for us!!

Posted by Anomyst on Oct-05-2005 02:58:

so who is coming?

Posted by 00soups00 on Oct-05-2005 03:01:

not i..

im playing another pre-party

Posted by Lister Cooray on Oct-05-2005 03:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Light The Fuse
5 min walk from home - sat arvo - cant lose.

where do u live mate? I'm in Pascoe Vale, not too far

Posted by charlee on Oct-05-2005 03:14:

Sorry no charlee

Posted by Light The Fuse on Oct-05-2005 03:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Lister Cooray
where do u live mate? I'm in Pascoe Vale, not too far

on the border of coburg and the brunx - near moreland road..be popping in about 1ish for a couple of brews

Posted by Lister Cooray on Oct-05-2005 03:24:

we gotta have a jam soon (when strangis gives my cdj's back )

Posted by Light The Fuse on Oct-05-2005 03:31:

4 sho'

Posted by Anomyst on Oct-05-2005 05:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Light The Fuse
4 sho'

I see another mixup coming soon!

Posted by tachyon on Oct-08-2005 10:39:

just got home from the warehouse!

wicked party!

1st time i heard 'robophobia' got played out!

Posted by Anomyst on Oct-08-2005 11:45:

Just got home too!!

Awesome fun, unreal warehouse!

Great, fun tunes!!

Thankyou for those who came!!

Posted by Nyquist_Theorem on Oct-10-2005 10:09:

Had an awesome time, had heaps of fun, thanks all you guys and girls for coming out (esp mr strangalarous who came and chilled for a few hours despite having a superstar DJ gig the same night - nice one steve! )

watching jeremy k mix all i have to say is uberWTF that boy's got it going on.

weird that all his records are keyed, too, hmm

Posted by tachyon on Oct-10-2005 10:42:

keymixing evangelist hard at work i see

Posted by Anomyst on Oct-12-2005 02:19:

key mixing is for professors and people who dont relly know what they are doing.

Posted by charlee on Oct-12-2005 02:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Anomyst
key mixing is for professors and people who dont relly know what they are doing.

Oh how you love to stir

Posted by Aesthetic on Oct-12-2005 02:39:

yeah, keymixing is so important on tunes that have 1 minute long drum track intros with no bassline

Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Oct-12-2005 03:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Anomyst
key mixing is for professors and people who dont relly know what they are doing.

and ppl who dont mix harmonically are those that cant do it or are just lazy fat fucks

quote:
Originally posted by DaveBegic
yeah, keymixing is so important on tunes that have 1 minute long drum track intros with no bassline

haha. begic on the money once again

Posted by Anomyst on Oct-12-2005 03:35:

Use your ears, The best keying device there is.

Begic, Drum intro's own!!

Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Oct-12-2005 03:42:

^^ haha. theres no way im gonna mix every new tune with all my other tunes to see if they work together. keying tunes cuts down the guesswork

dunno about you, but i like to know where my tune is sitting on the key-range when its pitched up 5% or more

but yeah, ill be honest and admit i do it coz it makes everything easier (as well as sounding better )

Posted by Anomyst on Oct-12-2005 03:45:

I Agree in a way, but at the moment i cant even sort my records, let alone key them.

eye heart guess work.

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