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sending the DJ tracks you've got on your phone defeats the purpose of going to see a DJ. you'd be as well sitting in the house listening to your phone.

An old trance number that still sounds fuckin awesome....

He was gonna retire a good few years ago due to a health scare but he just relaxed his schedule and doesn't do as many gigs these days.

I almost qualify being up in lesmurdie, although we call it up in the sticks That ain't even that far out the city.

Welcome mate. Why don't you get your friends on here too?

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welcome.

can you not just downgrade to what you had?

welcome

http://soundcloud.com/tait-d/rv-the-fwoofwoo-ensemble

I ended up out the office and missed it too. it was coxy for 2 hours then Sneak and someone else from Sankey's. I'm sure it'll be uploaded... most likely on Rico's soundcloud.

Yeah it will be going along the length of the wall. The wall behind my set-up will require it cos unless you have about 2 feet between the monitors and the wall you get early reflection particularly from the low end.

Aye, been listenin to that a fair bit myself.

Doesn't cost quite as much as that for dampening tiles. Like i said I want to have the best environment for monitoring purposes, hence the discussion on whats best, if any.

www.bbc.co.uk/radio1 Extended essential mix recorded from Carl Cox's night at Space, Ibiza for his birthday celebration on just now.

I don't have any need for recording anything live. not yet anyway. All I can find on the subject seems to be from a live recording point of view. Yeah i'm not really starting out so I'm gonna go for something a bit better than pillows and sheets I reckon.

moving into a new pad and have a choice of rooms to set up as my studio area. Wondering what is best for studio monitoring purposes, wood or carpet? I've read a few things saying wood but they were mostly relating to recording instruments with mics. I won't be doing this so don't know how vital either or will be. One thing I found interesting is that carpet soaks up the highs and does pretty much nothing to the lows so it give off a muddy sound. Any opinions please?

hey mate.

welcome mate

okay.. who you paying for the plays? 900 is epic for the one mix.

welcome mate. gettin into it young. Good stuff.

^ true that. I could never play anything I didn't believe in.