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It accesses your music library on your phone and shows sample info for what the site already knows, and has search function too. It doesn't recognise new samples as far as I know. Thats for iPhone as well, not sure how it works on other machines.

Just sounds like a normal kick with a simple saw wave bass sound on the 8th note after it.

Scale quantise is a pretty cool feature though.

Just watching this, Not really feeling it tbh, will probably stick to 9, but I don't know, might get the demo and check it out, but definitely agree with that bloek, it does seem a little garagebandy.

Melbourne bloek, bit of a time traveller clip.

Local sydney lad right here, 3 hour vinyl mix. There's an mp3 d/l link in the description if you don't have time to look at a screen for that long (who does).

Excited to see him at Strawberry Fields this year

As long as it's a reasonable price, I think it's fine, especially if they're hosting an international artist.

Fuck music!

Scrubbed up a charm m8. Interested in how much postage you payed for that desk.

Bollocks in my opinion. They should make time, sure they might have to turn down a few gigs, but they could put together a solid, genuine release that could keep them relevant for a couple of years. Nothing more annoying than seeing someone ride the fame of one track for 5+ years.

All good points. My main qualm with the whole thing is the services that are coming out of it, where anyone can pay a wad of cash and get a track that could possibly become a hit, and ultimately take releases/shows/money away from the people with actual talent, and the people that have put the time into relatively mastering their craft.

Thoughts? http://www.crossfadr.com/2013/04/10/gho ... u-to-know/ It's an utter mockery if you ask me

So the other day I was in the mood for writing a few drum machine jams, and I was searching for a decent free Linndrum samplepack, and I came across this gem. http://warbeats.com/Community/Forums/aft/57 More classic drum machine samplepacks than you can poke a stick at, and best of all, its free, so I thought I'd share. Enjoy

If you're at all into Grime instros. https://soundcloud.com/slackk/june-mix

Works for me, I tend to jump around from genre to genre when I mix, so it's fairly pointless for me to catalogue things by genre when I find it easier to find what I want alphabetically. Genres aren't even real maaaaaaaan

Not sure how long it's been since I posted my crappy crap up in here, so I thought I'd update y'all. 2 x Stanton STR8150, Behringer DDM4000, Macbook Pro, Traktor Scratch Pro, Random HiFi speakers (there's an amp and 2 more speaker units with 12" cones for dat bass) Dem Record Store timecodes. Record Collection (Alphabetical). Unfortunately buying few and far between at the moment due to lack of employment. Production setup is the same I'd say, except the addition of a no longer functioning audio interface, an empty bowl of cereal and the fact that the computer now struggles to operate.

Bombfunk MCs - Freestyler

If any Sydney peeps are looking for some Technics, I saw a pretty damn clean pair of 1210 mkII's at the Money Lent on Oxford Street today, they didn't have a price on them, but I'd say you'd probably be paying top dollar, cause they were very schmick.

Fuck, I didn't even spot anyone in an ADJF hoodie. To be honest I spent most of the day outside, I'm not used to there being more than 4 people max in there, so I got a little claustrophobic hahah.

Good fun day, did you make it out Eggs?

Mmmmhmmmm.

I just use Ableton's drum rack, has everything I need. Something close to that would be NI's battery. What are you after functionality wise?