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Posted by sLiCk_NiCk on Dec-27-2004 04:40:

its done me well so far no serious complaints

it cant get a bit hot though, and im still waiting for the fucken updates!!


Posted by rez on Dec-27-2004 10:32:

Love Poundin' Sensation

those speakers look familiar nick, they come from a Sony HiFi??

haha and dont worry about the door on drawers, i used to mix on the carpet


Posted by Trance&Acid on Dec-27-2004 11:52:

Nice setups... I only just started so I got nothin 2 show as yet... but I just bought a Pioneer DJM-600 on ebay the other day... should get it in da mail soon... I started collecting records only bout 4 months ago while travelling bought my 1st vinyls in Switzerland after Street Parade & Energy, from Dave Joy.. he was working in the record shop and was real friendly... he was at Nature One a week B4 when I was there too (wierd??)Next bought much dreamed of Kai Tracid album in Munich, Germany and other classics like RBA-No Alternative!! NE way so I got over 60 now. The net is ace for getting vinyl...Australia is too expensive and don't have much older stock. Next I want turntables Technics of corse... can NE One tell me is the mk5s much better?? Does it make that much of a differece having the pitch control so it doesn't 'click' in the centre? Do you really need it that precise?? Also I was wondering a cool effect is people slow the decks to a constant then speed them up my using the start/stop... Do you need the mk5 ajustable stop speed for this or is it just as easy with a standard 1200?? Sorry bout the newbie questions just I need to decide on 1200s/1210s or spend more on the MK5s/M5Gs...

Eventually I wanna get 3 tables and a sequencer and effects stuff (have no Idea as yet on exact models though maybe a Yamaha tr-303 and chaos pad??) eventually I wanna get more and more into making music and sic live remixes...


Posted by muli on Dec-27-2004 12:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Trance Nutter
What do you think of the Denon mixer?
Any gripes?



yea that he didn't buy an Ecler nuo-5


Posted by Trance Nutter on Dec-27-2004 13:14:

quote:
Originally posted by sLiCk_NiCk
its done me well so far no serious complaints

it cant get a bit hot though, and im still waiting for the fucken updates!!


I'm pretty sure I just read in the DJ Booth the updates are out..................


mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmNuo-5, I have very Tasmanian dreams about that mixer, I wish I could justify 3000 for one


Posted by muli on Dec-28-2004 01:00:

Here is me in my new studio.


Posted by sLiCk_NiCk on Dec-28-2004 01:00:

just got my hands on the updates. one step closer now.

i need a usb cord from my comp to the mixer though..and i dont know where to find one that has the same extension to plug into the mixer, cos its not a normal usb. anyone have an idea??

thanks


Posted by A.J. on Dec-28-2004 03:05:

quote:
Originally posted by muli
Here is me in my new studio.



Hey John,

I love your work!!!

Nice collaboration with M.I.K.E. btw


Posted by tachyon on Dec-28-2004 04:24:

quote:
Originally posted by muli
Here is me in my new studio.



is that a 303 i see on top of the keyboard on the left?


Posted by mealzi on Dec-28-2004 06:27:

ill put my pics up when my room is setup =/


Posted by muli on Dec-28-2004 08:17:

yea it's a 303, i use it in my new track...


Posted by -=M=- on Dec-28-2004 08:32:

my room setup isnt much of a dj setup... moreso a lazy nerd setup... i am currently looking at 4 empty bottles of (what was delicious) red wine, 2 empty cans of woodstock & coke, and an empty bottle of champagne

oh and 2 monitors, 1 tv, 2 tower speakers, 2 computers/keyboards/mice and an amp

3.5 metres of deskspace = teh rock.


Posted by mealzi on Dec-28-2004 14:10:

quote:
Originally posted by -=M=-
my room setup isnt much of a dj setup... moreso a lazy nerd setup...

- mine is quite alike


Posted by narcism on Dec-28-2004 14:57:

how many other ppl, stick flyers on their walls? i seen groovypants does


Posted by -=M=- on Dec-28-2004 15:01:

quote:
Originally posted by narcism
how many other ppl, stick flyers on their walls? i seen groovypants does


one flyer from my first night out
3 posters:
One Perfect Day
Once Upon a Time In Mexico
The Last Samurai


Posted by narcism on Dec-28-2004 15:11:

quote:
Originally posted by -=M=-
one flyer from my first night out
3 posters:
One Perfect Day
Once Upon a Time In Mexico
The Last Samurai


i got a faithless poster philby bought me
armin poster
and then the back of my door is full of flyers
and my walls are full of photos, mainly sister bliss and armin


Posted by rez on Dec-28-2004 16:44:

Love Poundin' Sensation

quote:
Originally posted by muli
Here is me in my new studio.



That padding on the wall used in Studios costs an arm and a leg. I was thinking of soundproofing my room until I was quoted a square meter. Unfukcingbeleivable


Posted by Trance&Acid on Dec-28-2004 19:51:

Yo I can tell ya a story on budget sound proofing... I was told that back at the Dept of Agriculture when my old man was there, that was before they sold it to a private university...anyway they made a recording studio you know all plain concrete walls any way not sure what happend but the their budget ran out and they couldn't pay to have the proper sound insulation installed... (I don't know Governmet departments need I say more) anyway they couldn't just use it as it was becuase the accoustics of the plain walls made it shit... and so they had a shitload of new egg cartons lying around(remember its department of agriculture and they got quite a few chickens!) and no joke they glued them all in next to each other and covered all the walls... From what I was told it actually worked really quite well accustically just looked a litte funny...

Maybe you can restyle your studio walls with the new and improved ultra povo egg carton look?!?


Posted by rez on Dec-29-2004 05:57:

Love Poundin' Sensation

quote:
Originally posted by Trance&Acid
Yo I can tell ya a story on budget sound proofing... I was told that back at the Dept of Agriculture when my old man was there, that was before they sold it to a private university...anyway they made a recording studio you know all plain concrete walls any way not sure what happend but the their budget ran out and they couldn't pay to have the proper sound insulation installed... (I don't know Governmet departments need I say more) anyway they couldn't just use it as it was becuase the accoustics of the plain walls made it shit... and so they had a shitload of new egg cartons lying around(remember its department of agriculture and they got quite a few chickens!) and no joke they glued them all in next to each other and covered all the walls... From what I was told it actually worked really quite well accustically just looked a litte funny...

Maybe you can restyle your studio walls with the new and improved ultra povo egg carton look?!?


haha funnily enough, i've seen that done
Clark Rubber sell square meteres for $70.00. You can only imagine my horror


Posted by muli on Dec-29-2004 08:38:

at my work in the studio we have that stuff all over the walls.


Posted by skm on Dec-30-2004 18:25:

muli: that looks fkn sik


Posted by jizza on Dec-31-2004 00:11:

check it! my sweet-ass set-up with a few of my favourite tunage;



you may be jealous.................. NOW.

oh wtf! who left the friggin milk out?!!?


Posted by matt.h on Dec-31-2004 01:32:

quote:
Originally posted by skm
muli: that looks fkn sik


you're a losti :>


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