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this guy has 1 for sale http://vic.gumtree.com.au/c-Stuff-for-S ... Z297357893

Capfive bought some from the US, im pretty sure they were legit and all. If he sees this he will be able to tell you what ebay seller he got them from

when you hit more info, click software on the left hand side, and the "64-bit Kernel and Extentions" will show up along with a bunch of other things, e.g. Your most likely NOT in 64-bit mode though. That is how snow leopard was designed. If it isn't in 6 bit mode, don't try change it to be in 64-bit mode, because there is incompatibilities. I don't have logic, so can't comment if it will run better in one mode over the other. But i guess you could try both, and see what works better for you.

And to tell if logic is running in 32-bit mode: You can switch between 32-bit and 64-bit mode following these steps: 1. Quit Logic Pro or MainStage if it is running. 2. Navigate to the Logic Pro or MainStage application in the Applications folder. 3. Choose Get Info from the Finder File menu. 3. Disable the option to "Open in 32-bit mode" to open in 64-bit mode. Enable it to open in 32-bit mode

go to the apple logo - about this mac - more info. Click software in the left hand pane. If '64-bit Kernel and Extensions' has no next to it, your in 32, if it says yes, your probably in 64 bit

R.I.P. caps music library, you'll be missed

ok yer if he's been copying shit on and off and reformatted again, that practically decreases your chances from hopeful to negligible. That sucks big time man. Was worth a try though. You can download a bit of the recent stuff of DJcity again though right?

sol here on ADJF we respect the effort a developer/producer has put into making their creations and reward them appropriately buy choosing to purchase their creations. /beenatightarse

Also forgot too add, if your looking for a mac program with a GUI, I haven't found any decent free ones yet, so youll have to fork out: Disk drill - http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/disk-dri ... 4317?mt=12 $52 Or you can download this one for free, see if it actually finds the stuff, but then you gotta fork out for it to actually recover the data: VirtualLab Data Recovery - http://download.cnet.com/VirtualLab-Dat ... 98807.html That should help you out

just wait a little while till i get better and i will be back haha

if he hasn't copied too much (if anything) back onto the hard drive since reformating there is a good chance youll be able to get a fair bit of it back bro. If your on windows, recuva - http://www.piriform.com/recuva - is a nice simple program to recover lost files. However you said mac, so here is a couple of apps: Depending on how good you are with command line - http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/27683/testdisk A tip - if recovering from an external, don't save the files back onto that same drive. Save them to the internal or a different drive, then copy them back onto the original drive if you want

nice track man

nice job man, ill probs play it at an 18th ive got coming up

Just get cdjs dude

djwarehouse have this setup for like 2000 new with a free pa hire and a bunch of other goodies

foedragon has a 1000 mk1 and an mk3 for sale

its just a usb input into the computer, the rest is setup as per normal

@lurk6r, that is so 3 weeks ago. He wants 850's this week

850's don't have the lan ports for recordbox integration though.

hey mate if you go the 900's or 2000's you can use the included recordbox software, which allows you to connect your decks to computer with lan cables and a hub, then load the songs from the computer to the cdjs using the software. You don't need timecode discs, and don't lose any features of the cdjs this way. Also one less thing to buy, as the software comes free with the cdjs. If i had 900's / 2000's i would look at setting it up like this. For more info on recordbox : http://pioneerdjusa.com/gear.aspx?product=rekordbox as for comparison of 900/2000 models, im sure someone more informed than me will respond. I know one difference is 900's have the auto loop buttons and the 2000 has the hot cues there instead. Quite a few on here have 900's and are happy with them. In the end its up to you whether you want to the spend the extra money, if your going to use the extra features it would be worth it, but you won't be dissappointed with 900s. I'm not real up with the mixers either, but same sort of thing, look at the features, if your going to use them, it may be worth the extra dollars, but if your not, an 800 is still a very good mixer. Hope this helps

wow

welcome bro

hey gelo, welcome to the forum make a thread to introduce yourself in the intro section of the forum. Also, to make it easier for everyone to listen too, embed your mix into the page by clicking share at the top right of the soundcloud player, then copying and pasting the 'embed code' into your post. Will look like this: House Mix BY DJ Gelo by DJGeloSYD

hd 25's. lightweight, can wear them for long periods and still comfortable to wear. And great sound. Either these or the XD 53's - haven't tried these personally, but very popular round here.