i had the pleasure of opening for him this winter, the guy tore it apart for with about an hour and a half live set, then moved over five feet and tore the secks a new ass. he is definitely one of the best dj / producers i've met and a really nice guy.

thanks bro, i definitely will be frequenting the downtown area more this summer. i am really looking foward to this upcoming party season, i have got a slew of new music that i think will turn some heads and have amassed the proper equiptment to pull off the live sets i have been dreaming of. i have...

Well I broke down and bought one last week and I have to say I am impressed, the sound is as close to analog as iI've heard from software and is easy to use. The MS 20 and Poly Six are great alone but using them together in the legacy cell with the huge Korg effects bank makes for a completely diffe...

that's not all he's spreading....... wink wink

after much deliberation, i say that what ever floats your boat or twists your noodle is fine by me. djing and producing are both very important to me. i you feel the music and have something innovative to bring to the table please do, and the more i listen the more i see that ppl love djs that stink...

that's more or less the point i'm trying to get across. i just don't understand the creativity in using ableton to load tracks in thier entirety.

for some reason i discount a person that is doing a dj set from abelton as much of a performance, i know some people will disagree but if you are playing other ppl's music as a dj shouldn't beat matching be invovled, not by a computer but by the dj. i don't know why but if you aren't doing extensive...

jay is a menace, i love his music and his labels