How To for Serato and Ableton Live by PVD

Discuss music production with Ableton Live.
nuperspective
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Post by nuperspective » Sun Feb 12, 2006 2:36 am

nah man.

havent you heard one laptop is sooo last week. its whack [as they say over the pond]. the only way to stand out from the crowd now is to use two laptops. thats the way to be really ahead of the game. if you have two you must be either

a. really, really talented [because only women and supterstar djs can multi task].

or

b. really, really, really cool [because only superstar djs have enough disposable income to spend on two powerbooks].

dont you know man its not about how well you use your tools its the size of your tool box that counts. all these kids with one laptop pah. two is the way to go. then you can really capture the crowds imagination.

"two laptops... ahhh. hes awesome to watch. i wonder what screen saver he uses"

next week see superstar cliche perform on three laptops - turntablist style.

hold on, no

"laptopilists" style.

you heard it here first!

John Sweet
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Post by John Sweet » Mon Feb 13, 2006 11:34 pm

This is off topic, but what kind of mixer is he using here?:

http://photo.rukes.com/mayan/slides/mayan%20063.jpg

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Post by dj superflat » Tue Feb 14, 2006 1:32 am

definitely showing my age or the fact that i used to record with bands -- i too thought SSL was the console, and i too could not figure why any one would (or could) move one around for shows (particularly now that you can get the talkback mic compression as a free plugin from peter g.)

JohnDP
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Post by JohnDP » Tue Feb 14, 2006 7:19 am

he is using a Rane MP2016a with the XP2016 Effects processor (the EQ section above)

check out www.rane.com or djdeals.com for some pictures. Its a dope ass mixer with amazing sound quality...

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Post by tomperson » Wed Feb 15, 2006 11:55 am

nuperspective wrote:nah man.

havent you heard one laptop is sooo last week. its whack [as they say over the pond]. the only way to stand out from the crowd now is to use two laptops. thats the way to be really ahead of the game. if you have two you must be either

a. really, really talented [because only women and supterstar djs can multi task].

or

b. really, really, really cool [because only superstar djs have enough disposable income to spend on two powerbooks].

dont you know man its not about how well you use your tools its the size of your tool box that counts. all these kids with one laptop pah. two is the way to go. then you can really capture the crowds imagination.

"two laptops... ahhh. hes awesome to watch. i wonder what screen saver he uses"

next week see superstar cliche perform on three laptops - turntablist style.

hold on, no

"laptopilists" style.

you heard it here first!
:lol: despite that you're ironically talking, i don't know how *far* that is from the truth

As for SSL, count me in the group of people who first thought about studio mixing desks.
Turn up the radio. Turn up the tape machine. Look into the sunset up ahead. Roll the windows down for a better taste of the cool desert wind. Ah yes. This is what it's all about. Total control now.

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Beatmatching

Post by Suade » Mon Mar 27, 2006 12:49 am

Radeon

Beatmatching is a skill like spelling.

When I'm reading I like it best to have words spelled correctly so what is being said is clear but I can still understand if there are a few mistakes.

When I'm reading I don't mind whether the author used a spell-check on his word processor or not. It just isn't important compared to the music.

Suade
DJing professionally since 1985 - with laptop (+ decks + drum machines) since 1999

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