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The radio page has been updated. Few cosmetic adjustments, and now there is also a player on the radio page you can use if you don't want to stream from any software. http://www.ausdjforums.com/radio

Getting there http://www.youtube.com/user/ausdjforums ... rid&view=0

Chucked a tweet on @ausdjforums

They're a dope little unit. Bought one even though I haven't worked out where I'm going to use it yet

I bought one of these and it's a boss little unit

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Downloaded for YouTube Tweeted (Will also listen tonight)

Up on ADJF YouTube

Doing

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1. Where did the name come from? Something I used to go by when I would privately make tracks and never release them. It just means horror in french. 2. How long have you been playing & how did it all begin; What factors came together for you to take an interest in DJ'ing/Producing? I have been DJing properly for about one and a half years & It all begun when my friend gave me Justice - (Cross) and I just felt inspired with how they incorporated funk, rock and electronic music all together. It inspired me to make my own music as I had previously been in garage bands. From that time I have dabbled in other genres and tried producing everything but I just keep coming back to this sound which I love. It just feels natural and that's what I'm all about. 3. What do you spin? How would you describe your sound and what sort of style/DJ's influence you? I spin Electro and Techno, specifically the french sound. My major influences would be Justice, SebastiAn, Brodinski, Kavinsky, Daft Punk, Mr Oizo, Boys Noize, Bloody Beetroots. 4. What are your weapons of choice? For djing I suppose just your stock standard CDJ's. My production rig is always changing and adding little bits and pieces but a mainstay is Ableton Live. 5. If you could change 1 thing along your way up to where you are now, what would it be and why? I wouldn't change much because my past is what makes me who I am today. In saying that, I would have loved to get into doing music seriously, earlier. 6. If you could put yourself as the resident DJ in any scene, where would you choose and why? Paris Social Club, because they have so much class and style. 7. What other Australian DJ's/Producers do you rate? My favourites are Tyler Touche, Glass Mirrors, Streetcleaner (Soon to be $ol Dio$?), ZEE and a few more. 8. What was the first album you ever bought? The Black Album - Metallica

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Don't care if they're already up'd somewhere. Want to get some up in the ADJF YouTube. LINK MEH

What's your opinion on necessity of MC's during live EDM sets just yelling (what appears to be) random things over the music? I can understand in jungle and shit sometimes or when it's song lyrics, but otherwise? y u do dis MC's?

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This is actually a good practise technique. Same song with solid beat, both sides, practise beatmatching