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Hmm One of the more diverse genres as far as I'm concerned, and it's still in budding form in many ways. Here's a mix you'd get into if you're a fan of techno: This mix sounds like those dodgy DnB mixes that fabric put out someimes, the Grooverider one for example (fabriclive.06), that are basicall...

It's a good one. Honestly straight up dubstep massive bass horror is nice but it gets old quite quickly. All the intricate techy bass music coming out of labels like Hessle audio, on the other hand...

One of the more diverse genres as far as I'm concerned, and it's still in budding form in many ways. Here's a mix you'd get into if you're a fan of techno: DJ Shiva: Fingerprints Vol 31 CLICK TO DOWNLOAD 1. NIN - 25 Ghosts - NIN (00:00) 2. Scuba - Hard Boiled - Hotflush (01:13) 3. The Mole (loop) - ...

http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/7393/subtractslist.jpg If you have a moment to give it a spin, please review, shred, analyze, scope and judge this set as critically as possible. Even the harshest criticism would be invaluable at this point. I really appreciate the help, and I hope you enjoy some...

Can't say I could contribute to that, but it sounds like an excellent idea.

Yeah, you'd want an external soundcard/ audio interface to cue out to. That way you can run your main signal out through the interface to the mixing board and then preview cued tracks in your headphones plugged into the line out jack. Or vice-versa,

It's a different representation of the Camelot Mixing system:
http://www.harmonic-mixing.com/HowTo.aspx

Might make more sense now.