Depends how much you want to spend, and as mentioned above the possible choices are vast.

Power wise you'd be looking to get something about 1.5x the speaker's output to be able to handle any peaks in the power drawn by them, although unless your cranking them and screaming ten bells of shit out ...

benjybars wrote:is that 'Our Community' thing gonna go??

makes it look like the website for some dodgy cult.

Innit, I was getting all excited for a minute.

Eww, shit new smiley's are shit. They all look like yellow aliens ffs, see --> <--what a tnuc.

nowaysj wrote:So what's so great about 9?

Something about multi threading hyper something, and mutlicore compatabilty doo-dah.

In no particular order:

Autechre - Incunabula & Amber
Ott - Blumencraft
Bola - Soup
Leftfield - Leftism
Orb - UFO
Pole - 1, 2, & 3
Rhythm & Sound - Rhythm & Sound
Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92
Basic Channel - entire back catalogue
Sebastien Tellier - Sexuality

and so, so, so many more ...

Depone wrote:

ponte_ricky wrote:nice one cheers

do people rate genelec stuff by the way? ive heard they're supposed to be pretty sick

Yeah for electronic music genelecs and Makies are the bomb

Genelecs are the bollocks!

I'm still saving up for a pair 8250A...

Tripwire22 wrote:

petS buD wrote:

jsilver wrote:

Thas a big alpaker! Biggest one ive seen so far.

Its Gods personal Alpaca

ActuaLOL

we have tested both, head to head, and the allen & heath sounds better when pushing the levels in the red
Cool, but why the f*ck would you ever even be pushing into the red in a live application? :roll: :lol:

I understand in a test situation it's nice to see what's what, but out in the field it ...

Pioneer: Honestly, the best choice, industry standard, most clubs have it
Yuck!

Pioneer mixers are pretty terrible considering the sheer quality offered by the competition.

Oooh... flashing lights!
Yeah okay...but most redlining DJs don't seem to realise what those lights represent and how ...

With about a grand to spend on a mixer I'd be seriously looking at some Ecler gear if I were you, as well as the other suggestions, but seriously bollocks to Pioneer tbh.

The Ecler Evo4 would be bang on the money, or even just the Nuo4 and save some cash.

Ecler, Rane, A&H, probably somewhere in ...

Aphex Twin invented dubstep on a beach in Cornwall circa '91, you had to be there really, but why go back when forwards holds the adventure?

Eat your hearts out:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Laptop_Stands/

This was a favourite of mine due to the curvy-interlocking-ness:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Wave_La ... lustrator/

What ever you do, I wouldn't be looking on htfr. Daylight robbery in more than one sense.

I use the old shelves from my now sadly deceased beer fridge, they're perfect, not too big, nor too small as they'll fit anything from lil' netbooks and 13" jobbies up to 17" beasts. Due to the way the shelf had a little lip at the back, now when it's upside down it elevates my laptop gently towards ...

d1rt1989 wrote:i dont get it, can you explain what the point of this technique is?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_compression aka New York Compression

Use the proper gear for starters, shouldn't fuck up too much then.

Try getting hold of an genuine copy of Traktor with a NI Audio8, or if you must cheap skate it with a hooky copy run it through an Audio4 instead.

You getz what you payz for innit

I just use my sister

twist2 wrote:V, V, V, I, I, I, P, P, P

DUB, DUB, DUB, PLATE, PLATE, PLATE,

BIZ, BIZ, NIZZ, NIZZ

Exactly that^^^
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1tccJvqcsE
Got original cut of this too, first time 'round stylez

The kid's got bare skillz, s33n.

I felt heartbroken when I realised she was married with kids :cry:

Still, I decided it was a challenge that I had to overcome to earn my place within her flower of feminity.

Her musical taste(producer's playlists) is(are) shite, her conversational skills are straight out of Heat magazine, and she ...

Hmm...
I always understood it that although they are essentially identical mics, differentiated by a ball grille with pop shield, and a tighter, flatter grille on the 57, they were designed/prefered for certain roles. The acoustic effects of the different grilles producing the different responses ...