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yea im fucking trying to troubleshoot but the fucking tower weighs like 60kg and i only have one useful leg cunt

My computer wasn't on during the fucking storm. I specifically shut down properly and unplugged from the wall to stop any surges reaching it When the storm was over I plugged it all back in and nothing will turn on

Um. Do you mean unplug all the other things except the power (psu)? Cause I've tried that. And got nothing to test it on When I turn the psu on then hit the power button a faint buzz comes from the psu I don't understand how this is possible when I did everything by the books AND it's on a surge protected board. FUCK

I have this custom builtbymitch beast. I never turn it off Last night huge storm inbound. Shut down properly. Unplug from wall. It's all in s surge protected power board too. Storm goes Plug in. No power. No led on motherboard. Doesn't turn on. Tested with new power cord. Nothing Powerboard works. Outlet works. The most I can see is there's a really faint buzz from the psu when the power switch at the back is on with power on Halp

We need way more of these. Come on lads

Well well well, Guetta has finally opened up on THAT moment he lost his mind at Tomorrowland. The Frenchmen who once upon a time was actually really cool, then sold out, but then tripped balls on stage and instantly became cool again (for 2 days) spilled in a recent interview on his reason for looking like he was in another world; Yes, this makes complete sense. Who doesn't zone out in front of at least 50,000 people when they're probably getting paid $20k per minute. He 'spaced out'. I think the last time I spaced out was in a boring lecture, not at Tomorrowland on stage... It doesn't end there. He's right. It's hard work co-ordinating ghost producers and listening to the same generic beat while pretending you are enjoying your own music. It's a hard knock David Guetto life. Source

If it's a big hassle don't worry too much, was just a spur of the moment idea

This just made me lms hard

Just picture everything from their side and don't waffle on and bullshit.

That would make a dope story article. Any chance I can get in contact with someone that did that to interview them about it Tomy?

Sales reach over a million for the first time this millennium thanks to British bands including Arctic Monkeys, Oasis and Pink Floyd In 2014 you'd be forgiven for thinking the music industry is all about online charts and digital downloads, but the latest figures released by the Official Charts Company reveal a corresponding boom in vinyl record sales which have reached an 18-year high. More than one million records have been sold in the UK so far this year – a number which is expected to rise even further by the end of Christmas. We haven't bought that many since 1996, back when cassette tapes were still considered technologically advanced... Sales have been driven primarily by the Arctic Monkeys (whose LP AM is the biggest selling vinyl of 2014), Jack White and Pink Floyd, with Oasis, Status Quo and David Bowie also contributing to the impressive figures. "In an era when we're all talking about digital music, the fact that these beautiful physical artefacts are still as popular as they are is fantastic," Martin Talbot, the managing director of the Official Charts Company, said on BBC Radio 5 Live. "It's really remarkable. We're seeing it come back as a significant earner for the music industry as well. Only five years ago this business was worth around £3m a year. This year it's going to be worth £20m." Whether because of an older demographic continuing to top-up their collections, or the younger generation's obsession with nostalgia and retro goods, there's no denying a resurgence of the record – although it's still a niche and relatively small part of the industry, with vinyl accounting for only 2% of the UK music market. Source

Def ^ The easiest way to practise beatmatching is with the same song on both sides

Every deadmau5 song ever

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But you've seen how people support true homegrown labels when they like the music Like when Slop Rock released and shit like that, everyone gets behind it So fuck Sony and the rest of the cunts. FINALLY put the money where it belongs, in the hands of the true musicians and artists

yea i've read all their conditions and shit and how they run They seem to have a good idea for everything Also they are WAY cheaper than soundcloud. It's like a couple euro a month as opposed to $16 a month or whatever soundcloud is

The order of 10 need to be all the same design FYI

Fucking hell you can even sell your tracks on this platform https://hearthis.at/official/ This is going to trump everything

They're just messenger apps. I was just making a point that culture shifts from one platform to a very similar one with no seemingly obvious reason.

It's all on hearthis.at https://hearthis.at/cupe/

The same reason people jump from Whatsapp to another msg'ing app that does the same thing. It's human to continually want change. I'm not switching entirely just yet. I'm using it to post my 10 piece mix set up because my soundcloud went back to free and I cbf doing shit about it. Also soundcloud changed too many things about their interface that I fucking hate. hearthis.at seems really intuitive and they appear to be working on it a lot to fix and improve things. Also they have a huge feedback system which will provide what we really need. I don't think takedowns will be such an issue here because their system links to purchases of all tracks used (it even picked up a remix I did and listed it) - I assume that's what it's for, rather than fucking everyone over it just provides links to artists (which is what they want $$) Overall a fucking good idea, and it looks like they're doing it well so far.

Pretty dope but needs better light and quality to watch the dope shit you're doing

Yea so this website sifts your mix and actually creates the tracklist on its own with links to downloads and shit

yea boi

https://hearthis.at/cupe/ Uploading my 10 hour Journey mix now.