buy vinyl, its easy to keep up :D and you dont have to own every good track imagine a world where only a hand full of music is released every week. every DJ would know the tracks and no suprises would happen any more Good points! I suppose too many (good) tunes are better than not enough. It's all ...

I would buy a shitload more vinyl if there were record stores around that stocked tunes I like. There's one record store that sells hip hop and rnb and I think they sell house now. But, with juno or some other place that I can't walk into being the only option, I'm much less inclined to buy vinyl. I...

Deepchord is from detroit. They're the best thing to happen to techno ever, in my opinion.

After being out of the record buying game for a few years, I've started buying mostly digital tunes with the odd record here and there over the last 6 months or so. There is just too much music coming out. When I was buying vinyl, it was easy to keep up with everything along with finding out about n...

dude @ 2:45 is cool.

Don't ever go into the red in a digital environment. Honestly, there's no reason to whatsoever. If you're looking for an overdriven effect, use an overdrive, distortion, bitchrusher, whatever. A limiter would help to prevent going past 0db on a per channel basis. If you're going into the red trying ...

Get the mac. You'll be able to run Logic. That's why I switched. OS X is a joy to use to. A million times better than Vista. Plus your friends will be jealous

I learned on gemini xl-100 belt drives and when I stepped up to technics it was so much easier to mix because they are so nice. You can learn on lower end but nothing beats technics. However, if you aren't getting tech's get belt drives that look very light an plasticy. Low end direct drives will be...