And what about the Pioneer vs Technics ? Ive not yet played on the
Technics, but I can say that the Pioneer do 'touch' very different
than vinyl even if they are as much easy to use as regular vinyl
decks.
Benoît.
I'm of the philosophy that you should never go to a gig without
everything you need to plug directly into any sound system you might
encounter.
In my case that means I have a pair of 1/4" to XLR Male cables, so I
can plug directly into the stage plug box, plus a stereo RCA cable and
RCA->1/4" adap
Well, in either case: "all" manufacturers aren't going to include docking
stations in all of their products as it'll increase the basic costs for
users who might not need those features (many mixers don't have XLR
outputs, some don't have 1/4" mono pairs, etc).
The type of device you're lookin
Pacemaker and ipod DJing will soon show their limitations to you; they're
quite toylike gadgets and not at all robust;
I understand (for a gig use), however to me these devices are not more
fragile than a laptop. I know they are gadgets but dont they fit to
'ocasionnaly' play mp3s in gigs ?
Benoît Pueyo wrote:
First of all im a vinyl lover and Ill never give up that... Maybe thats
silly but ive become too much used to browse easily with pictures on the
records and put them fast on the decks. My basic brain also considers i
will not pay for something i can get for free, then vinyl
I think it's kind of down to you to decide how you do what you do.
1. If you're comfortable with records, and want to go digital, the
vinyl controlling a laptop thing is fully mature. The friends I know
that DJ this way seem to like Serato the best. Traktor Scratch is a
lot fancier -- 4 decks! E
First of all im a vinyl lover and Ill never give up that... Maybe thats
silly but ive become too much used to browse easily with pictures on the
records and put them fast on the decks. My basic brain also considers i
will not pay for something i can get for free, then vinyl is also a way
to mak
I agree, personally everything they released on Clone was pretty damn
hot, so I doubt they were struggling in light of the vinyl recession.
As it alluded to in Clones message, it was just time to kick back and
focus on other things for a while.
P.
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 9:22 AM, JT Stewart wrot
> Nobody wants to read another embittered tirade about the collapse of the
> market for vinyl and for paid music in general, even if it's painfully
> correct.
The message says the label was doing well, so to read it as a comment
on how vinyl is dying or how music sales are struggling is not
accura
Hey, all you 313 hyperreal cats.
Is the sound in your Cosmic Car not as Clear as you'd like to hear?
Your UR039 Infiltrator not cuttin' through the audio spamiverse?
Perhaps you need to upgrade to the Model 500 or X-102 series
to get that boom you're looking for; there's no need to sound like
you
Marsel van der Wielen wrote:
"*When putting together the first issue of FACT, way back in 2003, we
had a pretty strange idea: why not ask firm if unlikely friends John
Peel and Jeff Mills to interview each other? So we asked. And guess
what? They agreed." *
http://www.factmagazine.co.uk/ind
90%, no Google.
Got the DEMA one wrong.
-Original Message-
From: Benoît Pueyo [mailto:benoit.pu...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 10:22 PM
To: list 313
Subject: Re: (313) 313 geek quiz
he he i didnt reach the 10/10.
Wasnt Derrick May spare room a correct answer too ???
--
It should be mentioned as well that on my one visit to Rotterdam,
Serge and the other Clone guys made me feel very welcome. Great guys,
very professional, and straight shooters.
It isn't always the case that great music is made by nice people, but
in this case they couldn't be nicer.
Nice words, gracefully put.
Nobody wants to read another embittered tirade about the collapse of the
market for vinyl and for paid music in general, even if it's painfully
correct.
Still, I doubt I'm alone in suspecting that it's indeed the already poor
environment for music sales, exacerbated by
"*When putting together the first issue of FACT, way back in 2003, we
had a pretty strange idea: why not ask firm if unlikely friends John
Peel and Jeff Mills to interview each other? So we asked. And guess
what? They agreed." *
http://www.factmagazine.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task
On 20 Jan 2009, at 02:41, /0 wrote:
spw is an idiot. he's well known in electronic music circles for
just this sort of thing
It's a shame cos there's some really good heads on Discogs and Frankie
doesn't help :)
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