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Creamie pies

Ill post mine soon when I unpack from moving :D Nice speakers, Ordered a pair and they came damaged and never got to return them. Fml

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lntoxicating

Shit mixer tbh, Get one from mackie for $500 life time warranty and they are top of the line.

Alesis is also a name brand mixer. Low grade mackie mixers suck balls. (-$1000)

I don't see how you can say it's shit without knowing the brand, when my quality proves it isn't.

EDIT: Nice set up val. I'm not in to djing though.

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lntoxicating

Lol your song is booty :D Ive had alesis mixer before for small gigs and they are poop

Lol? No mixing except compression and reverb. the quality is great.

I doubt you've done anything remotely related to playing live or recorded in anything resembling a studio. Your lack of knowledge and no proof only backs my thoughts.

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Creamie pies

Lol your song is booty :D Ive had alesis mixer before for small gigs and they are poop

Lol? No mixing except compression and reverb. the quality is great.

I doubt you've done anything remotely related to playing live or recorded in anything resembling a studio. Your lack of knowledge and no proof only backs my thoughts.

I dont do studio recording or crap like that Im a mobile dj and I do some hardstyle mixing at my local 21 and under club. Like I said I will post pictures when I can.
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lntoxicating

soooo you put cds in the cd player and turn the speakers on? lol.

EDIT: on a serious a note, a mixer for djing and mixer for pure vocals are different. I mean, they can be the same... But usually for just vocals there doesnt need to be as many ins/outs and aux sends. So what might not work for djing may work perfect for vocals. There's a lot of factors.

All I know is this mixer is great, lol. It's not top of the line but it's perfect for home studio applications.

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Cholesterol

My set up is a earphone cable connecting my guitar to the computer and a copy of Fruityloops, low budget for life  :Hi:

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lntoxicating

Looks cool.  You're not bad, work on some songs and I may download one to put on my iPod :o

Haha, thanks bro. As I said, this wasn't mixed at all. Just raw vocals to see how my mic sounds :D

rofl@cholesterol. I was the same way until a few weeks ago, dude.. I had a $90 usb mic and a cracked copy of audition 2.0.

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Creamie pies

soooo you put cds in the cd player and turn the speakers on? lol.

EDIT: on a serious a not, a mixer for djing and mixer for pure vocals are different. I mean, they can be the same... But usually for just vocals there doesnt need to be as many ins/outs and aux sends. So what might not work for djing may work perfect for vocals. There's a lot of factors.

All I know is this mixer is great, lol. It's not top of the line but it's perfect for home studio applications.

I mostly use my lap top. And if anything I use cdj's and for my small gigs I use a numark cd/mixer combo.
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Cholesterol

You'd be suprised with the results you can get on a low budget  :D :D if you're good at EQ'ing you can make a song sound killer!!!. Unfortunately I'm not though so I just slap compressors onto things for extra beef and boost some of the high frequencies  :(

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lntoxicating

You'd be suprised with the results you can get on a low budget  :D :D if you're good at EQ'ing you can make a song sound killer!!!. Unfortunately I'm not though so I just slap compressors onto things for extra beef and boost some of the high frequencies  :(

haha, yeah. There's a hiphop artist by the name of Cage that did a whole album with a $5 walmart mic. It sounded great too. Just shows what mixing skill can do. For myself, I'm not too great at mixing. But I bought a DVD that should help. It's an instructionl vid they use in audio engineering classes, lol.

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