SwingDJs

falty411 wrote:nope we didnt change the speed, its a faster version that I have only been able to find on this album, the rest fall around 190 where as this one i think is 280 bpm.

Wow, ok, cool!

I was all ready to compliment you on your editing skills

(278 by my count, but what's a couple of beats )

I believe it's also on the Tommy Dorsey Album "Yes Indeed!", Though I could be wrong. You sped it up, no?

CafeSavoy wrote:that would be funny if only earlier players had a more advanced feature.

Then laugh, cuz 'tis true

Indeces are in the CD-ROM Audio Spec, but not many players implemented them (I guess it's sort of confusing for the user).

I remember the first sony CD players had support for it

Well, E-music is great because you can hear a sample, download the whole song, put it on a CD, drive around listening to it for weeks -and then decide if it's worth going out and buying. Except that you paid $10/month for that. :) Actually, i think it's a great service, but I can't deal with the lo...

Does price matter?

http://elpj.com/frameset.html

Anyone else who like to dj acapella stuff? I've got some acapella swing that is awesome and I would really like to find some more. My favourites are definitely The Real Group. Their versions of Splanky and Good bait are great. /Patrik Haven't given any enough of a listen to decide whether I'd want ...

GuruReuben wrote:I've got this awesome rare Kenny G album for the beginning of his career that features Grappelli on violin. Their soloing back and forth is so good it will bring you to tears.

PS. Did you also know I'm a big black dude?

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***Warning: Blatent Plug***

Nero is ok, but Can I recommend RecordNow Max?

http://www.sonic.com/products/recordnowmax/default.asp

Yes, I am an employee

Honestly, I've had issues with Nero in the past, such as blue screens and coasters...

Kyle wrote:hehehehehe

i know, i do now, but for a while I didn't. couldn't afford it.

Dude, proper box sets. They are worth it for the liner notes alone.

Those of us who don't *like* requests dont' think we're God. As a DJ who doesn't like requests, I didn't realize you spoke for me. :lol: Perhaps you should say: "As a DJ who doesn't *like* requests, I don't think I'm a God." This is why you get yourself in trouble. haha You didn't realize...

I hate when other DJs I know and respect come up to me with a CD while I'm spinning and say something like, "Check out track 4, it's cool." Who do they think they are? It's like they think they know more than me or something. When I'm up in that booth, I'm omnipotent...they should totally...

true true. analysis is fun and it is different from the visceral experience of music. the only problem with analytical frameworks is that sometimes they limit your experience as much as they enhance your understanding. i sure that everyone who collects lots of music has had the experience when list...

Does anybody else find requests to be insulting? I don't mean the insultingly stupid "can you play BBVD/CPD/Brian Setzer" kinds of requests, which are more out of ignorance than malice. I mean the kind of "can you play Such-And-Such by the So-and-So Orchestra?" or "can you ...

Does anybody else find requests to be insulting? I don't mean the insultingly stupid "can you play BBVD/CPD/Brian Setzer" kinds of requests, which are more out of ignorance than malice. I mean the kind of "can you play Such-And-Such by the So-and-So Orchestra?" or "can you ...