SolDios

Bargain brah

Mad mic! I've got one myself.

ADL wedding scene is fairly competitive. But there is quite abit of work in July and November especially.

IDK why but this song just really appeals to me for some reason.

Yeah those crane stands are epic. Alota money though.

The setup these days with the new sub and screen, Setup (before cables) & packed up!

"Used MDF wood, 5 cans of spray paint, material from spotlight & bathroom door lift away hinges. " Used diagonal corners and metal corner bracers. Cut all the wood, brace and glue it together, prime it all and paint. Then drill the holes and put in the hinges.

Holy Thread revivel! https://www.pulselocker.com/info However this program now integrates directly with Rekordbox & Serato. I might hook up a proxy and see whats available on the trial. However it sucks that offline play is $20 a month.

Not a brought but I just sold my Denons, Would rather see them go to someone cheap then have them sit under my bed for eternity. Pree much just put em and the mixer up for 500 and they were gone in seconds.

I generally do my transitions over 3 phrases. 1st Phrase: Bring in 2nd song at 50% bass on the EQ 2nd Phrase: Swap Bass EQ's so 2nd song is now on 100% and 1st song is at 50% in one motion. 3rd Phrase: Bring 1st song out.

Mother & Me built a Facade over the last two weekends. Probably ended up costing about $200 in materials. Used MDF wood, 5 cans of spray paint, material from spotlight & bathroom door lift away hinges. Overall looks pretty good, but I'd say if you have the money and don't have much time on your hands just buy one instead.

The search in win10 shits me to tears. I swear 7 wasn't as bad as this.

You guys are never gona let me live that down are you?

For me it comes down to budget, The 15" macbook pro is a beast but last time I looked it was like $3k. The XPS is abit lighter on the wallet but is still a awesome machine though, Doesn't feel like a 15" laptop to hold too. I think the 15' macbook pro is a good choice as long as your okay with using adapters for ethernet and such. It really comes down to budget though.

I have the same issues, been playing for 3 years. The key here is experience, the more you do it, the less big of a deal it becomes.