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the full interview is worth a read.

http://bundles.bittorrent.com/moby-innocents/

they should have said it's bigger than it's ever been state side. Which is true. also.. ya'll should read this... http://www.fantazia.org.uk/Scene/Class%20of%2088.pdf

welcome yo

Never buy from beatport. I do have a shit load in my cart over at whatpeopleplay though

Well for me the last 12 months I have been working in WA and living in Ibiza there are no record shops really. They have a few record fairs but I'm never here for them. So buying from overseas is the only way to go for me. And I do love looking for older tunes so that's where discogs comes into it in a big way for me. When I was back in Glasgow I would visit my local store regularly.

I'm loving Logic X. ES1 & ES2 are pretty dope synths. Ultrabeat is good for throwing down some drum patterns pretty quickly too.

over 100. Majority from discogs. The rest from Hardwax in Berlin and Kristina Records in London.

looks industrial

Have seen various people saying that all their NI things work fine with it. traktor, maschine, reaktor etc etc...

I dread to think how awful this will be....

^ true. Should just be a different 10

check this. Pretty thorough. there's links in it so I cant be fucked copying it all over. http://createdigitalmusic.com/2013/10/o ... es-advice/

Las Vegas' glitzy clubs have been a hub for EDM DJs such as Avicii and Afrojack in recent years but there's about to be a dramatic, and welcome, change as Richie Hawtin gears up for a first solo show in Sin City. The techno artist has been used to treating sun-drenched Ibiza clubbers to techno sets at his recently finished Enter residency at Space this summer but he may have to take a slight change in direction when catering for the booming, EDM-craving Vegas crowd. Heading to the bright lights of Marquee nightclub, known to host the likes of Chuckie and Benny Benassi, on Saturday, Hawtin believes it's the "right time" to introduce the city to a different kind of sound, and thankfully so. Speaking to Las Vegas Weekly, he said: "I'm happy to see the growth of our scene and the music, but you do have to be careful with the timing of introducing new and deeper sounds to any new developing scene. "I want to play to a crowd who are open-minded and ready to hear something a bit different than perhaps they've been exposed to so far." From the sounds of it, he's certainly not going to be taking any requests, aka Deadmau5's $200,000 jukebox charge. He says: "[it would be terrible to] come for a performance and the crowd before you is just not ready for the type of music you play. It's a game of balance; of course I can play slightly to the left or right, but there's a line that I won't go over." Whether or not his show will open the eyes of a fresh crowd, there's no doubt the underground aficionados from the USA's new tribes of dance music will be ready for the Hawtin. source: mixmag.net

I've never heard of them....

and magda and cassy and steffi ......

That's a crazy price... The mini's are $500+ and the original's go for much the same if not a bit more....

Finest female DJ I've seen would be Margaret Dygas. Had the pleasure of warming up for her too.

https://www.ableton.com/en/articles/mav ... atibility/

there's many that could be on that list ahead of that lot...

Likewise. I do know tokimonsta but not as a DJ. Couldn't have told you she DJ'd. Good producer. MJC isn't a great DJ either. good producer though.

Sweet. I'm mad keen for an MS20 mini.

No. James Zabiela is the last person I can think of that made it as a DJ first and foremost.