to really clean a vinyl you need the maschine. cause without the maschine who sucks the liquid out, you only spread the dust around the record and not clean it. there is no magic cleaning fluid, they all use the more or less the same stuff. distilled water, a form of alcohol for example isopropanol...

If you want to give them a quick brush, get one of these: http://www.amazon.com/AudioQuest-LP-rec ... B0006VMBHI You brush the brush against the plastic to get rid of the dust without having to touch it. -frown 2 Not sure if serious. I don't want 'to give them a quick brush'. I want to give this no...

you missed out the most important thing... fck everything else! no timeline, no stopwatch. Don't plan ahead or try to forcefully compose. Just forget everything and dissolve into the moment, and everything will more or less fall into place... have fun! :D I agree it's good to let go but I also thin...

you missed out the most important thing... fck everything else! no timeline, no stopwatch. Don't plan ahead or try to forcefully compose. Just forget everything and dissolve into the moment, and everything will more or less fall into place... have fun! :D I agree it's good to let go but I also thin...

Could page 63 job#4 be of any help to you?
http://www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/pdf/emi ... h/RX5E.pdf
Good luck.

When I go though my old New Skool Breaks records from around year 2000 I think they are really bad.
Not many timeless classics made then hey.

If you want to give them a quick brush, get one of these:
http://www.amazon.com/AudioQuest-LP-rec ... B0006VMBHI

You brush the brush against the plastic to get rid of the dust without having to touch it.

Hey chaps, I'm getting more and more into the recording live thing using hardware and mixer, and knowing that some of you good men on here do the same, I am looking for tips on the structuring and content of a live track. I will explain some of my weak areas: Getting a good groove going isn't such a...