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Don't bad feelings yet Someone just blanket a few places with an enquiry. Sooner we know the cost sooner we can send money to the meat account

yeah soz lads i won't know what days i have off for a bit

mate you're trying to save money, so just deal with whatever fader and cap comes with the cheap mixer you're buying they all do cross fading because that's what they're designed to do Every fader has its limit. Just fucking buy one and find out what that limit is! (Then start saving again because the next time 'round you're going to be hunting proper/good gear)

hi lads, welcome

Pioneer isn't renowned for making scratch mixers, but at your level it would probably work

No idea It'll do what it's supposed to do, the question is whether or not it can take the heavy toll scratching puts on it u can always buy a cheap mixer then replace the fader with an inofader or whatever they're called. but that will cost too if u just want to pay fuck all and get a cheap starter kit to fuck around the only question that matters is 'does the fader work' as long as you aren't getting your gear from toyworld you should be fine. learn how to scratch using the fader carefully and changing the fader cap is really just preference

Holy shit that's awesome! don't need to pay anything. i'd just love to see this work if you let me know enough details i can turn off the need to do an email activation so ppl can just register and instantly log in on the night

yeah it looks like the numark m2 would work alright when you're trying to save money you limit your options anyway any mixer with 2 channels will do the job for a beginner cheap setup

You could get away with a Stanton m202 or m303 depending on how many channels you need I started on a m303 and it still does the job to this day (and i have thrashed it) replace the fader or even just the fader cap and off you go

It will because the Meat wills it

If we end up with a smaller crew we should have a bigger party

I've used timecode to scratch and it works just as good When i first started though I was all vinyl and i learned all my tricks on the superseal If you have that piece of wax you can also use all the dj qbert training vids on youtube

I read the excuses and understand the financial hardships. If you ever do anything in your year, make the meat.

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These clips will help you heaps, it's where I first started learning to scratch. You can do this shit on your own at home

HAHAHA fucking what No1 is going to pay 8 grand for 2 turntables

I reckon they'll release standard ones with a standard price

lol, read all the threads in the turntables & stylus section mate we've been talking about this for days

Yeah we need definite confirmed numbers and an account to put money in for a booking

yeah grabbed a few already think I'm set

If you wanna learn about Pro Tools check the production section for threads, or start a new one but afaik you can make the hardware work with the software

Fuck yes that sounds like the goods @andyman Halp @Mitch

Needs to be super energetic shit not monotonous melb sound ifuknowhatimean

Gotta go from Syd to Melb on Monday, need some mad road trip tune to keep me awake and alive LINKKKKKKKKKKKS