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this is the basics of what i use
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i'll probably have an alien fetus
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I think I'm probably the crazy person in my neighborhood. People tend to avoid me when they see me out on the street. Especially this school for retarded adults that's down the block. They get a little too worked up when they see me.
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Originally posted by tunnelbandit
I'm switch hitting with Portishead and Delta9.
:laugh: a blend of trip-hop and terrorcore, eh? that's always nice. lol
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JDA vs Bass-D & King Matthew - "Survivors of Hardcore"
The Masochist vs Neophyte - "Hell No!"
Neophyte vs The Stunned Guys - "There Is No Other"
Bodylotion - "Neighborhood Crime"
DJ Promo - "Chemical Compound"
Ectomorph - "Mindblower"
Terence Fixmer - "Rage"
Umek - "Lanicor"
Christian Vogel - "Subversion"
S.I.N.A. - "Headstrong"
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Originally posted by trancend
isnt flamingo east the place heretic spins at?
yeah, we're still doing our techno/industrial/gabber party fridays there on the upper level
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Eww, how the hell did my party get involved in this?
Just for future reference, Fun House is a techno/industrial/gabber/fetish party. It's the promoters that share the space with us that do that goth shit downstairs.
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EQ Magazine is a good resource for audio engineering info. You also might wanna look into purchasing an ear training cd set to help you learn about eq, phase, compression, etc.
The easiest way to probably do it would be just to pick out a track that has the same type of sound quality that you're after, play it over the speakers you'll be mastering your own track on, and then use SoundForge or T-RackS to tweak your mix and try to match the quality to the track you're using as a reference. Switch back and forth listening between the two tracks until you feel your track closely resembles the audio quality of your reference track.
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It'll take more than just reading a tutorial. Even for the basics, it's gonna take a lot of ear training. Find a friend who has experience with mastering and either have him show you some basics or just have him master it for you.
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Yeah, I'm the same way. I'm not a fuckin jukebox, and I rarely play any requests. I just pretend I can't hear the person and point to my headphones.
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I just finished a new remix today of Suicide Commando's "Jesus Wept" that I'll be spinning tonite at Fun House. Only way I can think of to describe it is: think Sasha & Digweed meet Siechtum. Email me at nroth@speakeasy.org if you want the info for Fun House.
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Tonite, me and Rexx Arkana are gonna be spinning techno-industrial-gabber at Fun House. Then probably hitting up the afterhours dungeon after that.
Sat, going to see Prong in Brooklyn, then hitting up Downtime, then maybe hit up the dungeon again for afterhours.
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VJ Exeris does some pretty twisted visuals that he mixes live in time with the music, but I don't think he's done any of those kinda gigs since he moved here. I did a remix for his band, Mindless Faith, and he showed me some videos of raves he VJ'd at before he moved to NYC.
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Definitely Fun House every Friday at Flamingo East on the upper level. Rexx Arkana plays all of the bands you mentioned, and I play some of the more aggressive stuff like Funker Vogt, Numb, Wumpscut, Jugend Staat, E-Craft, etc. I also like to mix a little techno/schranz and hardcore in with the industrial.
Mugz, you don't need to wear black to get in. It's an ecletic crowd. If you tell them at the door that you're there to see Dräcos (me) spin, they'll let you in and you'll also get reduced admission ($5).
Anyway, Flamingo East is at 219 Second Ave btwn 13th & 14th Sts. 18+/21 to drink. Rexx doesn't go on til midnite, and I go on after him, so if you don't like synth-pop and 80s music, then it's probably best not to get there before midnite.
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Originally posted by goagirl63
Philly is only about an hour from Allentown. That's it!!!!!
cool
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Yeah, we do a techno-industrial-gabber party at Flamingo East on Fridays on the upper level. Sometimes they do goth shit downstairs.
Tell your Sat nite DJs good luck with the turntables unless you're bringing your own. I swear, those things have had a drink spilled on them every night for the past couple years and hardly ever work.
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Just personal preference or whatever you're into, I guess. My g/f has got off from me bangin her in the ass. And this other girl actually asked me to 'fuck her ass like a pussy'. As long as it's clean, I'm game.
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Niiiice, man. Congrats. How far is Allentown from Philly? I'm spinnin in Philly the night before, so maybe I can talk my ride into staying an extra day.
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Originally posted by djbounce
u96 "das boot"
Nice. I heard this DJ doing some gabber manipulations with that track the other week.
This is some of the stuff I'd play that I haven't seen mentioned yet:
Moby "Next is the E"
2 Bad Mice "Drum Trip"
FSOL "We Have Explosive"
3 Phase feat Dr. Motte "Der Klang Der Familie"
Latex Empire "303 Goes To Hell"
Joey Beltram "Metro" or "Game Form"
Uberzone "The Freaks"
Mescalinium "Mescalinium United"
Hard Hop Heathen "Double Dove"
Lords of Acid "Crab Louse"
BT "Godspeed"
Energy 52 "Cafe del Mar"
Smashing Atoms "Cannibal 44"
Josh Wink "Are You There"
Negrosex "Dance You Bastards (Droppin Bombs Mix)"
Adam X "Phull Throttle"
Mike Ink "Paroles"
A&E Department "The Rabbit's Name Was"
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no one else here likes gabber
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Originally posted by tunnelbandit
Hey heretic909.....YOUR TURN.
Man, I'm gonna need a couple jars of rubber cement to make my long-ass shit stand up.
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I'd say Milla Jovavich, but I'd probably break her. Depends on what kinda freak she is.
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Don't use the mic input. Use the line in input. If you just want to make a wav file, you could use the sound recorder program that should be pre-installed if you're using a PC. If you want to be able to edit it by normalizing it or compressing it or whatever, you'd need some software like SoundForge or something. You can burn the wav file to cd if that's what you want to do, and there's plenty of free mp3 encoders out there if you want to make an mp3 out of it. Check out hitsquad.com for software, and check out astalavista.box.sk for cracks.
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It depends. Sometimes people will give me their new tracks at the club and ask if I'll spin them, and usually I won't since I don't know the tune and I won't know if it'll suck or not. But I was pleasantly surprised last Friday when this drag queen gave me a copy of her new track and asked if I'd play it so she could do a performance to it. She had it set up really nice so I could mix in and out of it really tight, it had a good tempo since I usually play above 140bpm all the time, and the track turned out to be pretty sick.
:laugh: 
CP - What type of system do you have?
in New York / New Jersey
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lol
I had condensed my list of gear down so it could fit in that little box on that page. Plus, I doubt that many people give a shit about every little mic and processor that I use.