OK - Dust and The Outlet Collective have teamed up to put on two massive
mash ups - one in Sheffield (4th of June) and one in London (15th of May).
We'll be playing host to all the talent we have here and on Littledetroit,
so if you want to play, send a CD to:
Dust Science Recordings Ltd
PO BOX 3
Hi folks,
I realize that this is pretty off-topic, but I'm wondering if any of the
flurry of recent US-Berlin expats can help me out.
I just spent a boatload of scratch getting my studio monitors shipped
from the States, because the manual for them had a nice, easy to follow
chapter on swapp
Well if your looking at price yes get the mpc1000. The pads on the 1000 is dope
and you can expand up to 128mb ram also key features are 2 x MIDI In and 2 x
MIDI Out. 32 MIDI channels, Internal preset sounds in flash,
Save/load your sound and sequence data to/from Compact Flash. Those are things
Thought this might save some folks a trip oop north.
>From the people who've brought you Dan Bell, Shawn Rudiman, Arne Weinberg
and a few of our own in the last 6 months, comes...
S.E.N.D...M.E.S.S.A.G.E...
The Outlet Collective present...
S.E.N.D./ R.E.C.I.E.V.E.
Friday
get another MPC2000. The 1000 has too many limitations, especially if you're
used to the 2000 and have a ton of sequences, samples and anything else from
the 2000.
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I've been eyeing it up too, though more for live work. I think it has a
couple of studio limitations over the 2000xl, such as lack of reverse
edits and time-stretching. And it's had a few introductory glitches,
though that's pretty normal for Akai. For live work though, it looks
absolutely perfe
i guess this is sorta OT, but i figure there's the right knowledge base
here.. does anyone here have any opinions on the mpc1000? my 2000 died
and was thinking of getting the little guy.. also, i know about software
alternatives but want to stay with gear..
if anyone has any good advice hit me o
hey all, i just hopped back on the list recently. i was wondering if there was
any info yet about the detroit music festival this year.
josh23
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i am for sale.
http://www.acre-c.com/josh23
Gotta love the headline...
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A61110-2004Feb21?language=printer
Does anyone still use ES5? I installed it, and then found out about the
nasty code it included and how "un-anonymous" it was, then instantly removed
the program. Slsk is the way to go.
ML
> Paging Greg Earle . . . for a second opinion . . .
On the Ath? Or in general ...
My quick 2 cents (that's 1/2 of a Euro cent, by the time you read this):
1999 - Luxor: oops, that wasn't the DEMF
2000 - Uh, wait, I was in Tokyo being an idiot
2001 - Ren Center Marriott:
Nice hotel, pricey
Ignitor
25/2/04 1:45 PM Jason [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> hi martin, what label is voorn on, environ? that doesnt sound right
>
> On Wednesday, February 25, 2004, at 07:21 AM, Martin wrote:
>
>> TANK aka Orlando Voorn
>> A side: Bite Before U Bark
>> B side: Electric
>>
>> Deep slabs of twisted elect
talking of new things, has anyone heard Joakim's mix of Max Berlin?
heard it was good
records.mm.I like records.
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TANK aka Orlando Voorn
A side: Bite Before U Bark
B side: Electric
Deep slabs of twisted electro funk ass acid car bomb Cadillac material...
25/2/04 1:24 PM Blackman, Ryan (UKEKT)[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Is the Voorn one another Ignitor?
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Martin [mailto:[EMAI
Is the Voorn one another Ignitor?
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From: Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 25 February 2004 1:19
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Subject: Re: (313) environ
I'm loving the new stuff on Electrofunk - Bounce - Drop the ball is
fantastic...also the new Orland
I'm loving the new stuff on Electrofunk - Bounce - Drop the ball is
fantastic...also the new Orlando Voorn...sweet Detroit you'll never know...
25/2/04 1:19 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED]@uk.pwc.com
> the track by Purple Flash is in the shops!
> Really fat LOUD pressing too, sounds great.
>
> also, Carl
yes, yes
both nice records, esp. the remix by the 'other' part of Metro Area
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the track by Purple Flash is in the shops!
R
the track by Purple Flash is in the shops!
Really fat LOUD pressing too, sounds great.
also, Carl Craig's mix of Busted Trees is out too!
: )
alex
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stick me on your guestie cheshire
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Sent: 25 February 2004 10:46
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) Turnmills Tomorow Evening Free Guestlist - sorry if you
can't see this :(
Hello All Uker's
I am in a competition tom
Hello All Uker's
I am in a competition tomorrow nite for a nite called STOMP, its has Trevor
Rockcliffe
and Dave Angel there and I wondered if anyone would like to show me some
support or
throw eggs at me :0)...should be a laugh or not...
Anyway it starts at 7pm and I have no idea when I am o
ssush.
I'm trying to work here dammit.
; )
tell us a story Rob, we're bored.
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Damn straight. JT and Arian together are always blending the right sounds.
This is the best release they have done together since, well, the last
release they put out on Moods & Grooves.
Good work Mike.
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