Mitch

To store that music on

Yer I would get one providing they are decent quality

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imaschine can also be used as a drum pad as well as a bunch of other stuff and is pretty dope http://www.native-instruments.com/#/pro ... imaschine/

I myself wouldn't buy it for a couple of reasons: a) XLR is handy, especially when using PA speakers. It is a much better connection than RCA questions me how they have treated it to make it break, and what else may break if that is already broken Hope this helps

Dl'ed a little while ago, but never posted here. Nice work

ive never had any dramas with the app

No vst support - for a number of reasons, one being an ipad/iphone is not powerful enough, and coding limitations of ios

haven't used either myself, but from what i read it all comes down to personal opinion at the end of the day. from looking at the two, the s4 looks like it takes more advantage of the features software brings (sample decks etc.), whereas the t1 tries to mimic a more traditional cdj setup with larger pitch faders/jogs and that kind of thing, but less features. So all personal preference imo, see if you can demo both in a store before you purchase

live fools

looks cool. similar to how garageband for ipad can link in with logic, however this looks like it has more features. Nice find

and paid

ill take a small

Nothing wrong with djm800s, they still use them everywhere and probably will for a little while yet. djm700 is fairly similar to the 800 as well, and its a decent 4chan mixer. Just missing the colour effects and only has one filter knob instead of one for each channel. All comes down to how much you want to spend and whether you want to go new/used. As for how much to pay for an 800 used, I have no idea.

live now peeps

had a listen, its difficult to take something and turn it into a totally different genre, but you did a decent job on it man

The n5010 won't output 5.1 You'll need an external sound card if you want to utilize 5.1

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Sick

you've called the dubstep hotline

you can't just convert them to a higher quality dump all of those low bitrate tracks, you don't want to be playing them. Go and buy what songs you actually want in a high quality format (320 or wav)

taking a piss, taking a longggggg piss

don't live in sydney but from what i've seen of djwarehouse website they seem legit. A couple of jbl's should do the trick for you