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| djjonas |
| quote: | Originally posted by Rememberence_
Although the MP2016 is often coupled with the XP2016 extension which houses 3 band EQs for each of the 6 channels and an assignable crossfader. I guess you could make smooth mixes without EQs but I'd much prefer to have them myself. All hail teh 2016. |
Well, if I did, I would most likely get the extension. I have only been at this for little over a year now and have yet much to learn (your best 'use the force', yoda comment, or anything related to starwars here). I think for the time being I will look into something that has the fader already built into the main unit. Although, I did go out to the Rane site and looked at some commentary on other forums. There is quite a nice following. |
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| djjonas |
| quote: | Originally posted by Matthew D
furreal, if you've convinced yourself on a rotary mixer, go with the rane. |
Never did. Digz is just trying to tell me what to do. :crazy: |
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| Slow Motion |
The best mixer on the planet.... makes the other sound like .
Sounds event better when Steve Dash gets his hands on it.
If you wanna drop some REAL cash ;)
Lance |
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| Rememberence_ |
| *blows load* |
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| Zild |
OMG don't show me things like that Lance! It makes me soil myself.
Let us also not forget that Steve is nowhere near refined enough to use a rotary mixer. T'would be a bit akin to G.W. mixing deep/prog/minimal/tech/sprinkle of electro house on a rotary mixer. |
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| Slow Motion |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zild
OMG don't show me things like that Lance! It makes me soil myself.
Let us also not forget that Steve is nowhere near refined enough to use a rotary mixer. T'would be a bit akin to G.W. mixing deep/prog/minimal/tech/sprinkle of electro house on a rotary mixer. |
ehhh?
Steve Dash is the founder and brains behind Phazon Audio and former co-owner of Twilo... sound engineer at Paradise Garage. He is not a DJ. He is, in fact, a former electrical/NASA engineer who designed and intalled the 1st Phazon rig at Twilo in NYC in 1996. He reconfigures and rebuilds Urei mixers with gold connections and highly conductive insulated wiring that does not bleed energy. Currently, Phazon designes their own mixers, and Dash has rebuilt a few Rane rotaries. But, the Urei remains the best.
Dash is the man who revolutionized how clubs sound... he puts you in the studio with the producer it is clear.
Basically, you can buy a custom built Phazon Audio mixer for $10-$12K... I'm just sayin'
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| Zild |
| Not Steve Dash. A Phazon mixer is a little over the top. |
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| djjonas |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zild
Not Steve Dash. A Phazon mixer is a little over the top. |
Lance, I think he meant me. |
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| diggerz |
| It is what it is... A mixer is a mixer. You give it the use you desire, a rotary mixer works well with any genre of electronic music... |
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| djjonas |
| quote: | Originally posted by diggerz
It is what it is... A mixer is a mixer. You give it the use you desire, a rotary mixer works well with any genre of electronic music... |
I need something to really bring out the sound in my newest remix of celine dion's 'because you loved me'. |
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| Zild |
| quote: | Originally posted by djjonas
I need something to really bring out the sound in my newest remix of celine dion's 'because you loved me'. |
You need to get yourself a Phazon. I mean a Gemini. |
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