Travesty wrote:
This set is finally up. Been waiting for it.

Immaculate set from Mr. Beatnick.

so good

great mix, thanks!

Jeroen Breebaarts is a don! I bought a synthesizer off him almost 10 years ago, still has al his homemade sounds in it (most of them way better than the factory presets )

garethom wrote: Why do you have to go straight to discogs? Can't you hit up redeye, juno? Paying about £20 a record is savage, m an!

Same for me, shipping cost kills me every time... adds 15-20 gbp to every order

get to know http://sahelsounds.bandcamp.com/ - loads of african stuff on there - not a lot of house tho

was this posted already? Big up Livity Sound, Pev, Asusu, Kowton etc are putting out quality stuff at the moment

I use that pack all the time Maybe try freesounds if you're bored of em? Or you could always sample some bongo's yourself.

I use voxengo tubeamp a lot - easy to use, not a lot of options but gets the job done.

also P8

aardvarck is such a don

Tenebriated wrote: Here's something I was working on earlier:

Soundcloud

Like the idea! I think it sounds too cluttered at the moment, try taking out some of the drums / bass, give the vocal some space to breathe

Here's some chi-house.

If the party makes money, the DJ should make money - even if it's only covering the cost of travel and a couple of beers. it's not only about the money...it's about appreciation of what you do these pretty much sum up my feelings. The reason I asked is because I turned down a fairly large gig (larg...

Nice work! Personally, I feel it could do with a little something extra though. Maybe an extra synth thing or a sample or something to make the tune more distinctive.

I like it man! Drums seem to be a little loud in the mix for my taste though.

Just wondering, do you people charge money for DJ gigs? Personally, I ask for a fee when I'm playing out. My records don't buy themselves and neither do headphones, decks etc. Also, I feel if the promoter is making a lot of money from a night I deserve my cut. I don't charge for free parties, house ...

Widowmaker wrote:

shudda put this in

hey that's actually pretty decent!

ralphh wrote:

Smoot wrote:Trial and error.

Best way to learn

not necessarily, sometimes a word of advise from someone else can save you hours of practice. Many musicians practice with a teacher for exactly that reason.

Could you maybe upload some mixes you're not happy with? Hard to tell what you Could do better from just the description. Sounds like you've got the basics nailed down

I recorded my last session, tracklist below: 1. Mak & Pasteman - Heat 2. ? 3. Tessela - D Jane 4. Visionist - Rock The Flock 5. Pusherman - Shake It Off - Wachs Lyrical Remix 6. Blawan - Bohla 7. Boddika & Joy O - Mercy 8. Bok Bok - hyperpass 9. Objekt - Cactus 10. Boddika - Soul What 11. A...