russell

http://soundcloud.com/russellventilla

sounds epic. Just out of interest why did you want to wear a mask? any pics?

welcome yo.

the DJ booth is to the right of the dance floor that you see there. Thats's a wall of speakers and the floor is a body induction system which has transducers under the floor so you feel the bass through your feet. http://www.djenerate.com/ Pretty epic sound quality in there. one of the best around. The low ceiling one the dance floor helps too.

welcome

http://www.theskinny.co.uk/clubs/featur ... b_25_years

http://soundcloud.com/r_co/mike-huckaby-kiss-fm-london

thats horrid lookin'

trentmoller is always a goos shout. EDIT: good*

will need to look into this...

Cheers mate. Glad you like it.

Thanks a lot fella. Good to know someone likes it.

Someone who is playing live and has to launch various instruments and part i'd imagine.

Out now featuring tracks from Julius Funkhouser, Alex Macedon, 54th & West, Si Muir and myself. http://www.beatport.com/release/scenic- ... e-1/887774 http://www.junodownload.com/products/sc ... 933968-02/ here's my track... http://soundcloud.com/russellventilla/russell-ventilla-feelin-high

Good shout Mitch. This is something that most people could use. I know I could.

holy fuck jaz. thats some spot.

http://blog.tastebuds.fm/worst-album-co ... fwl&ref=nf

And this on pre order... 2x LP + bonus 10" limited white vinyl... already have a copy of the album and it's fuckin dope as you'd expect from Claro Itelecto.

cheers for the support.

I wish that were true. The sound quality degrades every time you play it. It would take a lot of plays to make any audible difference to a record. If you've got your tracking force set high then you will obviously wear away the record quicker as you do when scratching... So assuming you don't play the record to death then it'll be fine and I think it's something like a few hundred years before the record decomposes so I'd say it would last a lifetime.

could be handy for production purposes.

*facepalm* have you ever listened to a song played on vinyl on a good soundsystem? Yes, and in my opinion I find a wav file abit punchier and crisp. With most of the electronic stuff anyway. *doublefacepalm* That's all I'm saying to this statement +1

Something for all you controller DJ's to chew on... http://www.turntablekitchen.com/2011/08 ... turntable/

I'll play it by ear but it's more a case of when I arrive in Perth and when I need to head to my work. Details still to be ironed out.