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Live uses a 32bit floating point summing mixer, like most other professional digital mixing software (Protools etc). This means that internally you won't clip internally until you get a summing bus to go over +60dB.

So it's OK to have the master volume at -66dB, if your input was peaking at +60dB ...

The real problem is that the industry is now run by people who worked their way up to the top, usually artists (or should I say former artists?)

When it was run by suits who had no clue about music they let musicians create things and hoped it worked. Now you get people like Simon Cowell at the top ...

you need a BIOS and a win2k driver that support LBA48

You need to type things exactly . Cut-n-paste this in a new terminal, then cut-n-paste the whole output back in here, and I mean everything in that terminal.

pwd
cd ~
pwd
ls -lad *esktop*
ls -lad .
ls -lad ~
ls -lad ~/*esktop*

and I might be able to figure out what went wrong.

By default OSX ...

take sample, reverse it (rev button in ableton). apply a very obvious reverb. flatten track. reverse again. done!

Sydney sucks. I should know, I live here Doesn't suck as much as Brisbane though. I lived there longer.

I see no pattern forming.

Melbourne.

1) it's on the east coast
2) it's not 300 hours and $9000 flight to get anywhere else in australia except perth
3) it's not shithouse
4) it's not a mining town with a few other people hanging around
5) melbourne has bars. people play music. artists hang out there.
6) http://youtube.com ...

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Deckadance?

that's why I wear hugo boss. The nazis were pricks, but damn they looked good doing it.

My MOTU Ultralite is awesome. Never had a driver problem, never had a hardware issue, and it runs fine bus powered from my MPB 17" (C2D). I do externally power it during gigs (what can I say, I'm paranoid).

Yeah, I got this last week... I love it. It's tweakalicious too

I did, and yes you can. If you need extra unlocks contact support, they're very helpful about that stuff.

I've suffered the standard embarassing DJ monents and they were recurring ones. Pulling off the best mix of my life in the headphones, only to realise that the crossfader was turned on and only on one channel :oops:

Or picking up the wrong record after mixing through to it :oops:

Or letting my ...

Rough the surface up with a brillo pad or sandpaper. It's usually a coating on them that's preventing instant take. Also, use flux after rubbing them.

Soldering isn't hard :S

[looks at burns on fingers]

No worse than working in a kitchen anyway.