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Originally posted by Dojomaster26 Keithos: Maybe we can all get together when I move down to Alpharetta next week. I can help you guys out with mixing (I'm no Digweed, but I can give some pointers) if you can help me find the nearest Wal-Mart Maybe we can get a TA Altanta crew together and host some good events in the area. Who knows?

TA-T-L...sorta a novel, interesting idea. Man, finding ppl who love trance is a rare thing. Keep me in the loop.

Oh ya...get ur ticket for Tiesto in Sept now.
http://www.wantickets.com/

Awesome! Wow, small world. This could be exciting! Is there a way I can PM multiple people at one time... This could get hard to coordinate (what a great problem) and I don't want to hijack DJ_Eric's thread... I'm still at work (9:53 PM, sigh) but will try and get some PM out tonight when I get home...

-Keith

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Originally posted by DJ_Eric Oh ya...get ur ticket for Tiesto in Sept now. http://www.wantickets.com/

Me and 4 friends already got our VIP tix

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Originally posted by keithos27 Me and 4 friends already got our VIP tix

VIP!? Sheesh...I guess I'll have an extra ticket once I get my "upgrade"

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Originally posted by keithos27 Me and 4 friends already got our VIP tix

VIP? Damn. Maybe i need to go the i-banking route.

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I'm still at work (9:53 PM, sigh)

Then again, maybe not. j/k. I'm a consultant by day, so I know how the long hours go.

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^Haha... then you guys know that the extra price for the VIP is well worth it when you want to treat yourself...

I'm so excited to learn how to DJ and meet up with peeps in the ATL that I keep checking this forum even though I should be doing IB stuff... Haha.

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Originally posted by keithos27 Cool! I have a DJ setup but never really have learned how to properly spin... I am in Atlanta as well now and wanted to see if there was anyone out there that was interested in teaching as well? I have a mixer, turntables, and studio monitors and about 150 records with me (plus I have serato scratch live so I guess the music possibilities are endless) and would love to learn how to DJ as well. -Keith

learn that shit son!

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On OOKA-OOKA ME NACHOS ME PRESS KEYS ON COMPUTER GOOD

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Originally posted by DJ_Eric Any DJs (or learning-to-DJ) out there (trance/breaks) in the Atlanta, Georgia area interested in teaching/learning how to spin? I've been closet DJing for like a year and would kill to find someone w/ a similar interest. I'm 34 and been a trance/breaks fan for a long, long time. I finally decided that I better learn how to DJ and stop dreaming about it. Sometimes the mix is good, sometimes not so hot, but I want to learn how to do it better. I'm using the unconventional mixer/computer setup (works for me at this stage). Oh, by chance is there any DJing groups in the area? Thought I'd ask. Looking forward to Tiesto in Sept! Eric

you too, laern that shit son!

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On OOKA-OOKA ME NACHOS ME PRESS KEYS ON COMPUTER GOOD

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Originally posted by nchs09 you too, laern that shit son!

lol...oh man...might be time for me to go look at some decks and a mixer. last time i did that i went to guitar center and bought the top end stuff...i think i'm on their black-list since i returned it all about 2 weeks later :0

so you dont have equipment now? ya i bought my stuff @ guitarcenter in highway41


kinda expensive,i almost returned the equipment too :P

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On OOKA-OOKA ME NACHOS ME PRESS KEYS ON COMPUTER GOOD

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Originally posted by nchs09 so you dont have equipment now?

i've been taking the "easy" road....external mixer, computer, software to visually determine beats, tweak by ear. i hope i don't get booted for it, lol.

u know, when i got the real deal i set everything up and it sounded like crap. i took some of the equipment into the store and had them try it out and whoever i worked w/ couldn't figure it out either. that was enough to break the $1700 camel's back.

I sometime later happened to come across the "equipment" i use now. i've certainly learned how to butcher things, and sometimes i hit a few songs in a row that i take pride in. one of the many things i still struggle w/ is making the sound of the transition smooth. track selection makes a huge diff, but i need to find more tricks for making things sound more fluid. i usually bite it when going from trance to breaks and back again. i might just leave breaks out altogether, but it really takes things to a diff lvl.

u know, i guess i was lucky to get my taste of breaks when i lived in orlando for a few years. was a good scene down there (anyone remember Firestone on Sunday nights? i'll never forget...