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faaaark... well jealous of the 909. Much did that skin you?

http://soundcloud.com/roof_fm/nr-60-p-p-bradock-atavisme

welcome yo

Ableton's vinyl distortion tool. * Yes, I am aware nothing matches the real crackle of vinyl.

Not really. Just do it proper and dig for old vinyl... or new vinyl for that matter. My comment was referencing the majority though, who will do what I said Just gotta go so underground it's a vinyl only release That's the good shit

Not really. Just do it proper and dig for old vinyl... or new vinyl for that matter.

^ nice mate. Let me know what you think. I'm so keen on the DB4....

^ nothing in ableton 9 for it.

thats the good stuff though. especially coming from germany.....

it does a bit actually.

a new DAW from a couple of the original Ableton designers. And it really shows on first look. http://www.bitwig.com/bitwig-studio Couple of things I like the look of is the ability to have multiple sessions open at a time and dual screen support. edit by Mitch: fixed both links

unless you know someone who owns a club with a proper system and you can test your tracks out there.

ps: I've used both and much prefer the 92. I will be buying one this year. Although the DB4 looks like some bit of kit.

The biggest difference for me is the filter. You have a lot more control over them in the 92. 92 has an extra aux send Has 2 independent stereo output

edit by Mitch: fixed link

I don't like dirtybird that much that i'm gonna give them $120 a year.

Richie Hawtin https://soundcloud.com/richiehawtin/richie-hawtin-de9-fragments-6/s-QHzC1

dope tracklist. Will check this out in work tomorrow.

^ luckily I don't have one.

^ that guys a fud. Only thing I know about him is what I read in some review on ITM (think thats where it was). funny read.

certainly will. Hasn't been too bad anyway. most things I've tried with it it finds. Unless it's some proper underground shit.

^ shit yeah. I've only ever had a bit of the living room to set my shit up in. I will have my own room one day.

O yeah I remember that dude.