Re: (313) mix software
out left wrote: >> http://djdecks.be/ heaps better than the rest, unless you are spending >> big money on Serato etc > Since it's been a while (i think?) .. has anyone got any updates/info > on some of these systems .. reliability ? functionality ? I use serato fs out on the odd occasion when I play out, as does my quite a few of my friends. When I do see people using a digital dj setup these days, I mostly see them using serato fs. I haven't had any hassles with it crashing on me (yet). The latest version has key correction (finally) and the beat looping is getting there, although no where as tight as ableton or traktor. The two main gripes I've had with it is: 1. crawling around in the dark in a dj booth trying to get it all setup while another dj is playing without disturbing 2. sh*tty decks which are completely out of alignment, and make it *really* hard to get serato synced up nicely. This has only happened to me once and probably would've been less of a problem if I'd brought my own needles. Lesson learnt (shouldn't learnt that one years ago with normal vinyl). > Who have you seen on the circuit using these systems ?? I've seen A-Trak, Mix Master Mike (although he used it with CD decks), Common's DJ (not sure of his name) and Diplo using it out amongst others. > The essential function I am looking for is the ability to cue a digital > track > .. pitch adjust it into the mix using a turntable .. then release the > track > from the turntable and then start the process on a new track. > > Basically .. providing the ability to do multi deck mixing using only one > turntable as a control device. You can do that now with serato fs. Its a really great feature when you've got a crap deck or a deck that's too close to a speaker stack without decent sound proofing. -- dave.
(313) good mix
Hello, found a nice mix to download; http://www.buoyancy.org.uk/mixes/credibles-best-of-2006-mix first 30 mins are great, the ame mix is spot on. Anyone else got any good mix downloads in the same vein? I expect there is a million on myspace but i can't be arsed at present. Thanks for the software advice cheers Paul
Re: (313) mix software
If you really think your mixes sound too tight - have you considered building in some slight drift into your cue points? The cue points don't HAVE to be exactly lined up after all... ;-) With old tracks I find there's some natural variation anyway, cus the master is off of tape or something... ~David On 5/2/07, out left <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Essentially .. it would be nice to run an Ableton set with a turntable as a pitch control / play back direction device. I love playing tunes/loops via Ableton .. but I really miss the Dj interface for stopping / rewinding & pitching the mix. The rigidity of software - as it beat locks everything makes for a very clinical mix. The old 1's & 2's on a turn table created a very subtle but pleasing pitch shift every time you shifted tracks. .. And on the music tip .. I am enjoying sounds from: www.miga-label.org Animatek [Miga03] Capibara Tracks http://www.archipel.cc Tom Ellis [arch025] Letters http://www.interdisco.net Julius Lagerfeld [id19] konterkonzept ep .. And yea . if you just love podcast .. I am doing a new series over at http://psurkit.net called Beat Up. It's a microphone interview thing where I go around an talk to peeps about the scene. I am trying to use it as a device to engage discussion about minimal techno in my area (NZ) and reestablish some vibe for electronic sound! much love for 313 .simon --- http://obscure.co.nz & http://psurkit.net --- m. +64 275 606012
Re: (313) What disco record was sampled for Carl craig The CLimax
wow, i love that record but i wouldnt have been able to tell you thats what it was by listening to the climax. yeah I was about to say the same thing interesting. robin...
Re: (313) What disco record was sampled for Carl craig The CLimax
On 5/2/07, Placid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: its sorted Love thang by First choice wow, i love that record but i wouldnt have been able to tell you thats what it was by listening to the climax. tmo
(313) Re: What disco record was sampled for Carl craig The CLimax
On Wed, May 02, 2007 at 12:40:26PM +0100, Placid wrote: > Im doing a little compilation and cant remember what it is for the life > of me.. Isn't it Martin Circus' 'disco circus'? G -- Guilherme Menegon Arantes, PhD São Paulo, Brasil __
Re: (313) What disco record was sampled for Carl craig The CLimax
its sorted Love thang by First choice ta robin wrote: As I say I'm hopeless at this. In fact it was Throw that sprang into my head when I was trying to remember what The Climax sounded like. The clips are here: http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/index.php?url=http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/ver2/search1.php&new=1&search=climax I bet Placid's regretting asking now :) robin... On 2 May 2007, at 14:33, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote: On 5/2/07, robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Wasn't that Throw? ack, yeah. i love the mornings. cant even remember what teh climax sounds like off the top of my head. tom
Re: (313) What disco record was sampled for Carl craig The CLimax
As I say I'm hopeless at this. In fact it was Throw that sprang into my head when I was trying to remember what The Climax sounded like. The clips are here: http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/index.php?url=http:// www.piccadillyrecords.com/ver2/search1.php&new=1&search=climax I bet Placid's regretting asking now :) robin... On 2 May 2007, at 14:33, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote: On 5/2/07, robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Wasn't that Throw? ack, yeah. i love the mornings. cant even remember what teh climax sounds like off the top of my head. tom
Re: (313) What disco record was sampled for Carl craig The CLimax
On 5/2/07, robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Wasn't that Throw? ack, yeah. i love the mornings. cant even remember what teh climax sounds like off the top of my head. tom
Re: (313) What disco record was sampled for Carl craig The CLimax
Wasn't that Throw? I'm hopeless at sample spotting though. robin... On 2 May 2007, at 14:17, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote: On 5/2/07, Placid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Im doing a little compilation and cant remember what it is for the life of me.. isnt it loleatta holloway "hit and run"? tom
Re: (313) What disco record was sampled for Carl craig The CLimax
On 5/2/07, Placid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Im doing a little compilation and cant remember what it is for the life of me.. isnt it loleatta holloway "hit and run"? tom
RE: (313) London- Outlet present Substance- live an Marco Passarani
Looking forward to this. Passarani's one of the few techno DJs left who knows how to inject "fun" onto the dancefloor. -Original Message- From: Paul Kendrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 02 May 2007 13:21 To: 313 Subject: (313) London- Outlet present Substance- live an Marco Passarani The Outlet Collective present... For the first time ever on one of mankind's favourite planets, the debut performance of: SUBSTANCE - LIVE (ChainReaction / ScionVersions / Hardwax - Berlin) With very special guest DJ MARCO PASSARANI (Pigna / Nature / Peacefrog - Rome) Alongside Jamie Steere & The Outlet DJ Crew Saturday 2nd June 2007. 10pm - 5am. @ 483 Hackney Road, London, E2 9ED (w/Funktion 1 sound). Admission: £8 adv. via [EMAIL PROTECTED] or 07967 332 964 / £10 on the door Anyone fancy a read? SUBSTANCE - Exclusive debut LIVE performance Instrumental in the development of the sound of the legendary Basic Channel off-shoot, Chain Reaction, Pete Kuschnereit's recordings as Substance have in turn helped shape Berlin's rich heritage in modern electronic music; a heritage which more than 10 years on is resonating throughout today's musical landscape stronger than ever before. Despite being an in-demand DJ and remixer, continuing to man the counter at Berlin's Hardwax record store and promoters and party goers worldwide still clambering for a taste of the live Scion experience, Pete along with Scion partner Vainquer (a.k.a. Rene Lowe) recently found time to resurrect their production partnership. Launching a new label, Scion Versions, both new and archive material from the Chain Reaction vaults are planned and things have kicked off in typically fine style thanks to the first two releases, 'Surface/Immersion' and the current 'Reverberation/Reverberate'. During the course of 2006 Substance also dropped what we believe to be some of the finest remixes of recent years in the form of his 2 contrasting reworks of Monolake's 'Alaska'. In his various guises, Pete is no stranger to OC parties and, having previously both DJ'ed and performed the 'Arrange And Process Basic Channel' project as part of Scion, by now he knows what makes you all tick and knowing Pete he'll take pleasure in incorporating this knowledge into his battleplan. MARCO PASSARANI With a career spanning 2 decades, producer, remixer, DJ, label & distribution company boss (Nature & Pigna and Final Frontier respectively), Marco Passarani is truly worthy of his worldwide reputation for being THE pivotal presence within the Italian techno/electronica scene. His studio legacy, which covers the breadth of the techno and electronica spectrum, boasts a list of productions that is stronger and longer than some of that bog-roll that gets caught up 'round one of those insufferably cute puppies! Marco's work has graced a stellar array of labels including Rephlex, Skam, Clone, Generator, Hymen and an album deal with stalwart UK imprint, Peacefrog which has so far brought us the rather fantastic 'Sullen Look' LP and the promise of more material to come. In the meantime, with his ongoing Analogue Finger Prints project and as part of Pigna People, Marco has be turning out 1st class dancefloor material fusing the influence of Detroit techno, electro-funk and the time-honoured sound of Italian disco to extremely potent effect - Most recently delivering an ass-shakingly good Pigna People remix for Bounce's 12" on Glasgow imprint, Wireblock/PointOne. Marco was recently overheard light-heartedly describing his Djing as the pursuit of sweat... But in all seriousness, add to that aching feet and a contented grin and previous experience tells us that's exactly what those congregated will be left with come dawn... Man gonna make you dance! JAMIE STEERE An excellent DJ in his own right, long term friend of the OC-fold, Jamie will no doubt be dropping an immaculate selection of sounds inspired by Chicago, Berlin & Detroit along with anything else he decides to treat us to. Having first collaborated with Jamie some 7 years ago, OC thoroughly look forward to his long overdue return and advise ya'll to arrive early so ya don't miss out... Lastly AND, in this case, 'leastly', The Outlet DJ Crew will kick things of with the usual spiked cocktail of techno, house, disco and whatever else they can get away with spinning... Wouldn't be the same without ya's! www.scion.de www.djpete.de www.basicchannel.com www.finalfrontier.it www.myspace/passarani www.outletcollective.org
(313) London- Outlet present Substance- live an Marco Passarani
The Outlet Collective present... For the first time ever on one of mankind's favourite planets, the debut performance of: SUBSTANCE - LIVE (ChainReaction / ScionVersions / Hardwax - Berlin) With very special guest DJ MARCO PASSARANI (Pigna / Nature / Peacefrog - Rome) Alongside Jamie Steere & The Outlet DJ Crew Saturday 2nd June 2007. 10pm - 5am. @ 483 Hackney Road, London, E2 9ED (w/Funktion 1 sound). Admission: £8 adv. via [EMAIL PROTECTED] or 07967 332 964 / £10 on the door Anyone fancy a read? SUBSTANCE - Exclusive debut LIVE performance Instrumental in the development of the sound of the legendary Basic Channel off-shoot, Chain Reaction, Pete Kuschnereit's recordings as Substance have in turn helped shape Berlin's rich heritage in modern electronic music; a heritage which more than 10 years on is resonating throughout today's musical landscape stronger than ever before. Despite being an in-demand DJ and remixer, continuing to man the counter at Berlin's Hardwax record store and promoters and party goers worldwide still clambering for a taste of the live Scion experience, Pete along with Scion partner Vainquer (a.k.a. Rene Lowe) recently found time to resurrect their production partnership. Launching a new label, Scion Versions, both new and archive material from the Chain Reaction vaults are planned and things have kicked off in typically fine style thanks to the first two releases, 'Surface/Immersion' and the current 'Reverberation/Reverberate'. During the course of 2006 Substance also dropped what we believe to be some of the finest remixes of recent years in the form of his 2 contrasting reworks of Monolake's 'Alaska'. In his various guises, Pete is no stranger to OC parties and, having previously both DJ'ed and performed the 'Arrange And Process Basic Channel' project as part of Scion, by now he knows what makes you all tick and knowing Pete he'll take pleasure in incorporating this knowledge into his battleplan. MARCO PASSARANI With a career spanning 2 decades, producer, remixer, DJ, label & distribution company boss (Nature & Pigna and Final Frontier respectively), Marco Passarani is truly worthy of his worldwide reputation for being THE pivotal presence within the Italian techno/electronica scene. His studio legacy, which covers the breadth of the techno and electronica spectrum, boasts a list of productions that is stronger and longer than some of that bog-roll that gets caught up 'round one of those insufferably cute puppies! Marco's work has graced a stellar array of labels including Rephlex, Skam, Clone, Generator, Hymen and an album deal with stalwart UK imprint, Peacefrog which has so far brought us the rather fantastic 'Sullen Look' LP and the promise of more material to come. In the meantime, with his ongoing Analogue Finger Prints project and as part of Pigna People, Marco has be turning out 1st class dancefloor material fusing the influence of Detroit techno, electro-funk and the time-honoured sound of Italian disco to extremely potent effect - Most recently delivering an ass-shakingly good Pigna People remix for Bounce's 12" on Glasgow imprint, Wireblock/PointOne. Marco was recently overheard light-heartedly describing his Djing as the pursuit of sweat... But in all seriousness, add to that aching feet and a contented grin and previous experience tells us that's exactly what those congregated will be left with come dawn... Man gonna make you dance! JAMIE STEERE An excellent DJ in his own right, long term friend of the OC-fold, Jamie will no doubt be dropping an immaculate selection of sounds inspired by Chicago, Berlin & Detroit along with anything else he decides to treat us to. Having first collaborated with Jamie some 7 years ago, OC thoroughly look forward to his long overdue return and advise ya'll to arrive early so ya don't miss out... Lastly AND, in this case, 'leastly', The Outlet DJ Crew will kick things of with the usual spiked cocktail of techno, house, disco and whatever else they can get away with spinning... Wouldn't be the same without ya's! www.scion.de www.djpete.de www.basicchannel.com www.finalfrontier.it www.myspace/passarani www.outletcollective.org
(313) 'The Vault' April 18, 2007 feat. DJ Misjah
News and other info can be found at the bottom of this message. The last four programs are always archived online. Visit www.antonbanks.com to hear them. CLICK THE LINK TO HEAR THE SHOW http://www.antonbanks.com/audio/the_vault_04-18-07.mp3 Extrawelt, Doch Doch (Jeff Samuel remix), Traum Andreas Kauffelt & Toby Izui, The People, Frisbee Salvatore Freda & Massimo Stefanelli Endless Ride, Endless Ride To Honolulu, Trapez Electronic Resistance, Souvenir, Jericho Let's Go Outside, I'll Lick Your Spine, Pnuma Mix by DJ Misjah (www.djmisjah.com) Appears courtesy ReRun Records, X-trax Records Sorry, the tracklisting for this set is NOT available. Recloose, Four Ways Of Saying Goodbye, Spelunking, Planet-E Planned guests for the next few weeks: --- About the show: The Vault airs every other Wednesday night from 9:30 pm until 11:00 am (21:30 to 23:00 US Eastern Time = GMT -5:00) on 88.1 FM WESU. The station's 1500 watt signal can be heard from as far north as Springfield, MA to as far south as Long Island, NY. WESU also broadcasts via the internet. Visit the station's website www.wesufm.org for the details. In addition to hosting this radio program, I am a freelance DJ and occasionally write record reviews. I welcome any questions, suggestions, or comments. Please feel free to respond to this message (www.antonbanks.com/email.html) or visit my website for more information. *** I appreciate all promotional music sent to me and will never sell any of it online or anywhere else. All promotional material sent to me is aired on my show as well as used in my DJ sets when I play out.
(313) What disco record was sampled for Carl craig The CLimax
Im doing a little compilation and cant remember what it is for the life of me.. Ta P
Re: (313) mix software
I Use mixmeister. Very easy to use and powerfull. Dont know if its the "best" though out left wrote: http://djdecks.be/ heaps better than the rest, unless you are spending big money on Serato etc [warning * blatant thread hijack] Hey . gear discussion !! whop whop okay . . re: Serato Recent reports via the THL . have voted Serato before FS, and even placed miss pinky on the table as a strong contender for Digital/Vinyl systems .. There also seem to be several new interfaces with scratch platter on the market .. Since it's been a while (i think?) .. has anyone got any updates/info on some of these systems .. reliability ? functionality ? Who have you seen on the circuit using these systems ?? .. The essential function I am looking for is the ability to cue a digital track .. pitch adjust it into the mix using a turntable .. then release the track from the turntable and then start the process on a new track. Basically .. providing the ability to do multi deck mixing using only one turntable as a control device. I know that Cycling 74 & Ableton are getting into bed, so this may make miss pinky an excellent companion for working with Ableton. Essentially .. it would be nice to run an Ableton set with a turntable as a pitch control / play back direction device. I love playing tunes/loops via Ableton .. but I really miss the Dj interface for stopping / rewinding & pitching the mix. The rigidity of software - as it beat locks everything makes for a very clinical mix. The old 1's & 2's on a turn table created a very subtle but pleasing pitch shift every time you shifted tracks. .. And on the music tip .. I am enjoying sounds from: www.miga-label.org Animatek [Miga03] Capibara Tracks http://www.archipel.cc Tom Ellis [arch025] Letters http://www.interdisco.net Julius Lagerfeld [id19] konterkonzept ep .. And yea . if you just love podcast .. I am doing a new series over at http://psurkit.net called Beat Up. It's a microphone interview thing where I go around an talk to peeps about the scene. I am trying to use it as a device to engage discussion about minimal techno in my area (NZ) and reestablish some vibe for electronic sound! much love for 313 .simon --- http://obscure.co.nz & http://psurkit.net --- m. +64 275 606012
Re: (313) Unique's "What I got is what you need"
Ive been wanting to know what it is for ages too. Dont think its an official release though Mike Davis wrote: So, someone posted a Moodymann mix recently, about 60 minutes into it, there is a great house remix of Unique's "What I got is what you need". Anyone have production information? I wouldn't mind snagging a copy of it.Its right before the the Roy Davis Jr. "It's all about Love" remix by ??? thanks in advance -m
Re: (313) mix software
http://djdecks.be/ heaps better than the rest, unless you are spending big money on Serato etc [warning * blatant thread hijack] Hey . gear discussion !! whop whop okay . . re: Serato Recent reports via the THL . have voted Serato before FS, and even placed miss pinky on the table as a strong contender for Digital/Vinyl systems .. There also seem to be several new interfaces with scratch platter on the market .. Since it's been a while (i think?) .. has anyone got any updates/info on some of these systems .. reliability ? functionality ? Who have you seen on the circuit using these systems ?? .. The essential function I am looking for is the ability to cue a digital track .. pitch adjust it into the mix using a turntable .. then release the track from the turntable and then start the process on a new track. Basically .. providing the ability to do multi deck mixing using only one turntable as a control device. I know that Cycling 74 & Ableton are getting into bed, so this may make miss pinky an excellent companion for working with Ableton. Essentially .. it would be nice to run an Ableton set with a turntable as a pitch control / play back direction device. I love playing tunes/loops via Ableton .. but I really miss the Dj interface for stopping / rewinding & pitching the mix. The rigidity of software - as it beat locks everything makes for a very clinical mix. The old 1's & 2's on a turn table created a very subtle but pleasing pitch shift every time you shifted tracks. .. And on the music tip .. I am enjoying sounds from: www.miga-label.org Animatek [Miga03] Capibara Tracks http://www.archipel.cc Tom Ellis [arch025] Letters http://www.interdisco.net Julius Lagerfeld [id19] konterkonzept ep .. And yea . if you just love podcast .. I am doing a new series over at http://psurkit.net called Beat Up. It's a microphone interview thing where I go around an talk to peeps about the scene. I am trying to use it as a device to engage discussion about minimal techno in my area (NZ) and reestablish some vibe for electronic sound! much love for 313 .simon --- http://obscure.co.nz & http://psurkit.net --- m. +64 275 606012
(313) Unique's "What I got is what you need"
So, someone posted a Moodymann mix recently, about 60 minutes into it, there is a great house remix of Unique's "What I got is what you need". Anyone have production information? I wouldn't mind snagging a copy of it.Its right before the the Roy Davis Jr. "It's all about Love" remix by ??? thanks in advance -m
