djlotus

Interesting. I was under the impression it was caused by listening to dubstep.

I just sold all my midi gear a couple months ago. Maybe I will tool around with some old beats.

I was under the impression that Traktor copied tracks to it's folder and made the tag changes there while leaving the original file unchanged. Makes me glad I don't worry about tags except for within Traktor itself.

That is the last "stable" version. The update to 2.5 is found in the update center which installed on your hard drive.

I think I will be stickig with Win 7 64bit for the foreseeable future. IMO it is the most stable version since Win 98 and has a small footprint when doing a custom install.

That is awesome! Big ups brother.

Nice cuts.

i just installed.

Nice! And they are washable. That makes me want that case.

I have a Cooler Master v8 on my i7 and one thing to consider is a filter on your intake fan. The condensor fins collect dust starting form the inside, so, depending on how long you use this machine, you could ruin your cooler within 2 years. Just something to consider.

I'll look a little more into it. I stopped my "research" at google. If I can make it work great. I guess if it's freeware I could get over my Soundforge prejudice.

Sounds like a ground/neutral issue. The harmonics caused by the fans in your PC and any wireless signals i.e. bluetooth mouse/keyboard, cell phone will amplify as it works through your system. Plug your speakers into a different ciruit than your PC and it should solve your problem as well. If you have any electrical experience you could install dedicated circuit for your PC with a super neutral which would also fix your issue.

Apparently it is a violation of some laws or some shit to use Lame with commercial software (not that I really care) and Sound Forge can only use it's Fronhaufer encoder. From what I read though it is equally as good or better than Lame. Who knows.

Excellent write up. I wonder how Sound Forge compares to Lame. I have been using it for years for recording and converting.

I will up in Charm City dropping off some speakers and digging crates of 80's-90'2 house at my friends place. I should look into when/if somethingis going on. Indeed I will.

I use godaddy

LOL

Maybe it's just my immediate area surrounding DC. I would drive a couple hours for something like in a heart beat.

I miss watching guys throw records around during routines. I guess that along with digging died with the digital age. Seems pretty weak sauce to see a guy go through 3 minutes of record time because the samples have been arranged. Not that I won't do it, but seriously, I'm bad and these guys are supposed to be good. I think I will break out all my 60's and 70's vinyl now. I have been inspired.

Ah. I see. LOL It definitely was one of those; either you love it or hate it games.

Far be it for me to criticize anyone in a DMC event, but why do people juggle with that 1/32 kick drum roll? It may be my inexperience, but I think it sounds like garbage.

How did it ruin it? It was a separate game. It had no effect on the online or single player action.

One of my favorites as well. I love dropping Walk into my sets on unsuspecting e-tards!

It depends on how the tracks were produced. if there is a lot of swing in a track or tempo changes it goes all trainwreck on you.

I must live on the wrong side of the pond. We don't have any kind of vinyl swaps anymore. Some pretty dope tunes in there.