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my MIK replaces all comment stuff with its own .7A - 145 shit. leaves no trace of any other comment.

yea ill be dere till Wednesday, but tbh im going to spend Tuesday and Wednesday catching up with ppl outside the bro circle. pretty much most of my mates moved to melb the last few years. so..

lol, i was going to say Oxy is an addict. the first step is admitting it

its beautiful.

nah. change can be annoying. give it a few hours and you will forget all about 1.8

hey bud

i usually buy new gear (never know what your going to get 2nd hand). but im all for buying something that i know has had nothing but mad love and care in its previous life

also that is some epic awesome news

this reminds me, i have not been hunting for cheapo tickets lately. fuck, ideally I wanna find $40 each way

And when you're getting new hardware you can sell old hardware to me

goodbye my long time FL user. we will miss you

yup. crazy as. anditz strikes again

LOL! =D>

interesting concept. $15 dollars a month for a rough 200+ tracks a month is pretty epic imo.

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I can't find on djmag.com or work out how this list is put together. Is it votes from the public, skills, on money & ticket sales etc. ? Because this list makes no sense to me at this very moment

DJ Mag has announced its take on the Top 100 DJs of 2013, and Dutch progressive & electro house DJ Robbert van de Corput, aka Hardwell has come out on top. Hardwell is trailed by Top 100 regulars in the top 5 such as Armin Van Buuren, Avicii, Tiesto & David Guetta. About the ranking, Hardwell says “I have so many people I’d like to thank, but none more so than the fans. They have been incredible; their support at my shows and with my music has been out of this world. You really are the best fans in the world." Meanwhile, this is what deadmau5 had to say about the ranking: The Top 100 DJs of 2013 01. Hardwell 02. Armin van Buuren 03. Avicii 04. Tiesto 05. David Guetta 06. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike 07. Nicky Romero 08. Steve Aoki 09. Afrojack 10. Dash Berlin 11. Skrillex 12. Deadmau5 13. Alesso 14. W&W 15. Calvin Harris 16. Nervo 17. Above & Beyond 18. Sebastian Ingrosso 19. Axwell 20. Aly & Fila 21. Markus Schulz 22. Daft Punk 23. Headhunterz 24. Zedd 25. Knife Party 26. Swedish House Mafia 27. Showtek 28. Andrew Rayel 29. Fedde Le Grand 30. Dyro 31. Laidback Luke 32. Paul Van Dyk 33. ATB 34. Angerfist 35. Dada Life 36. Kaskade 37. Frontliner 38. Steve Angello 39. Sander Van Doorn 40. Martin Garrix 41. Porter Robinson 42. Ferry Corsten 43. Chuckie 44. Krewella 45. Coone 46. Carl Cox 47. Bobina 48. Omnia 49. Orjan Nielsen 50. Zatox 51. Gareth Emery 52. Bingo Players 53. Infected Mushroom 54. Eric Prydz 55. Tommy Trash 56. Wildstylez 57. Arty 58. R3hab 59. Madeon 60. Vicetone 61. Brennan Heart 62. DJ Feel 63. Gunz For Hire 64. Diplo 65. Tenishia 66. Noisecontrollers 67. Mike Candys 68. DJ Antoine 69. Quentin Mosimann 70. Project 46 71. Blasterjaxx 72. D Block and S Te Fan 73. Dillon Francis 74. Dannic 75. Adaro 76. Richie Hawtin 77. Martin Solveig 78. Felguk 79. Myon and Shane 54 80. Cosmic Gate 81. Heatbeat 82. John O'Callaghan 83. Wasted Penguinz 84. Tiddey 85. Skazi 86. Da Tweekaz 87. Tenashar 88. Bob Sinclar 89. Benny Benassi 90. Stafford Brothers 91. Bl3nd 92. Paul Oakenfold 93. Mat Zo 94. Diego Miranda 95. DJs From Mars 96. Matt Darey 97. Umek 98. Solar Stone 99. Ummet Ozcan 100. Ran D Source: synthtopia.com via djmag

This. That was great

hey hey welcome

would love to be in SA to see ya bud

Ohm Force has released Ohm Studio 1.0 – its real-time collaborative digital audio workstation software for Windows and Mac. They describe Ohm Studio as “the first real-time collaborative digital audio workstation.” Here’s what they have to say about Ohm Studio: "With Ohm Studio, you can record audio at high quality. Set up your audio interface, check the I/Os, arm your track(s), prepare your instrument and let's go! Once recorded, your tracks are directly available on the cloud for every member of the project. A rock band can have their raw tracks recorded in no time, every member from their own place, in their own time! The same is true for MIDI. Choose an instrument – whether it's our UVI-powered multi-timbral instrument, some GForce included classic virtual analog, or any of your VST plugins – and record, draw and edit MIDI notes and events. Or let your partners do it for you." Ohm Studio is free to try – but premium options are available that unlock features in the application and that allow you to host more projects online. See the Ohm Studio site for details Source: synthtopia.com

i am sah fucken ready to put something good up! bring it

feeling this hard last few days

there are some really good names in there. I thought i was alone in listening to Nightmares on Wax. will def check this mix out