Justin

Phil Morse, post: 20208, member: 2 wrote: Does Mediafire not remove all your stuff if you don’t log in for a certain while?

That has yet to happen to me, but on the other hand I do try to make it a habit of logging in at least once a week, so I can’t say too much about that.

I’m currently a third-year full-time Film and Media Studies Major working at my university’s computer repair store, where we fix both PCs and Macs!

I’ve seen this done before, as I used to be in a DJ and play live analog synths in one band, and I used to be a guitarist/bassist/vocalist in another. I used Ableton Live more than anything when I was in the first band to play stems that the band started songs with, rather than really “DJing” with other programs such as Serato or Traktor. I’d occasionally throw in a scratch track and apply effects as needed to keep each set with the band interesting as well.

It’s completely different than playing solo at a club, as you’re not the only person providing the music, the other members of the band are as well. In my experience, the drummer and the DJ in the band provide the backbone by setting the tempo of each song. The most important thing you have to be careful about the most whilst performing in a band is rehearsing with others to ensure your timing is 100% down.

I personally miss playing with other people, as I left the one band due to personal tastes, and the other because of a desire to pursue a personal career.

When it comes to DJing, it depends on what equipment is available for me at the venue. If there are CDJs, I’ll use those, if not, I’ll stick to my controller with 320s. But when it comes to listening for sheer enjoyment, you can’t beat a good old-fashioned vinyl record, in my opinion.

I’ve also found a glitch as well, I’m using Google Chrome on OS X, and I get the following:

I’m wondering if anyone else gets this glitch as well?

Depends on the gig, I usually wear a pair of sneakers, jeans, and a band t-shirt, but lately I’ve found myself wearing a collared shirt over my band shirt.

Steve personally sent me a direct message on twitter claiming that he wasn’t “faking” it, but I personally don’t buy it. Coming from somebody who sampled a whole melody (VFH2 128BPM Capone Melody 1, specifically) to create a track, I have very little to no respect for him. But that’s just my personal opinion.

When making sub-bass, keep in mind that anything under 30Hz is bass that you can literally feel! I enjoy making my own sub-bass with Massive’s sine waves, with LFO’s on my envelopes. Pitch it down to about -32 octaves, add a couple filters, and boom, instant sub-bass!