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He is the one that will get you famous. Give him a payrise.

good ol' isopropyl alcohol and deoxit d100 never failed me. If the previous owner doesn't like it then offer to pour golden syrup in there.

I'm gonna do an hour session with Pete Titus on UJIMA's Subsession show, going out tonight at 22:00. you can listen here: http://www.ujimaradio.com/ or if youre in bristol its on 98 megaflops. Gonna bust out some russian dubplates with unnecessarily sick hip hop, and do some wiggly vinyl stuff.

This was pretty much all Mirapid's work but he's credited me on it for some reason you might recognize it from a looper a while back, here's the finished version

How about Backtrack for solving climate change/cold fusion? yeah if you could get that done by next week that'd be great

How about Backtrack for solving climate change/cold fusion?

I own 2 of them (black ones) and I'm perfectly happy with how the faders feel, but...The 08 might had faders looking like the typical PCV circuits, but for some strange reason they need to be cleaned every month, otherwise they get super sticky. All you need to do is keep those faders clean & lubed, quite often.

double mind explosion!!!! backtrack for president!

Tricky situation and I've been there! I don't think there's a right answer but here's some thoughts: First consider these questions: 1. Why do you make music with them - Because you enjoy it? Because you obliged? Because you're friends? Because you need someone there to keep you engaged? Because you group has history/success or is known? 2. What are you trying to achieve - You just enjoy making music? Some sort of success? If the answer to both these questions is simply because you enjoy it, then you can just keep enjoying it. Do it when you feel it's fun and take time off when you're not feeling it. If it's just because you enjoy it then there is no problem, even if one of the guys is doing fuck all. If you feel pressured to do it because they're friends who keep saying "yo, let's make some music tomorrow" and you don't want to let them down, then I recommend you just start saying no more often. Do it when you feel up for it but do what you want to do at other times. Might make you feel uncomfortable to say it but you'll be happier. If you are trying to get some sort of success or recognition then the emotional stakes are raised! Basically, at this point if things aren't going well then success isn't going to make it better (probably the opposite). Add into that ownership and money and you're going to feel hard done by - the best you can hope for is that when the group has a meltdown you can continue on the success trajectory on your own. In this case I don't know whether carrying on or splitting is the best thing to do but I suggest you have a good think about it. Ultimately, I ended up in that last category and decided to split. I don't I had any chance of being happy with the situation and this was probably the right option. However, without the motivation of the other guys (and some other factors) I've pretty much completely stopped producing. Moral of the story - if you genuinely just enjoy making music then it's never a problem and you can just do it as you feel. But if you want to turn it into a career it's can be hard work, lonely if you're doing it alone and frustrating if you're not working with the right people. The people who just enjoy making it are happen to hit success while doing so are very lucky IMHO. Good luck and enjoy it!

Here is a great Serato tone. I dont have my midikeyboard yet but I faked some midi. Also noticed some tones are out of tune. But that will be fixed later. https://youtu.be/yrE_gg0szz4 Here is a flow chart for the buttons. As you know every menu and option is indicated by different led colors and blinks and so on.

Get him some maracas, Bez style.