I think it's a semi reference to this thread - Here

I think (or rather hope) that there are still a good few years left

I am guessing that Phantom66uk does not have racks of outboard equipment, in which case rendering for a master is the best option At the moment all I have is a PC, soundcard, and the unregistered version of sid2midi. I've also got a demo of Reason on a CD / DVD somewhere.... Looking at the 'extras'...

hehe.... Hadn't thought of it that way

Soooo, if I were to order the DVD from the website would the despatch be delayed until the sorted Disc 1's arrive or would it be sent out with the 'fecked' one and then a replacement shipped later? I've shamefully never been to any of the live venues (you may whip me with some CAT5 cable later) and ...

Max Levin wrote:What kind of genre are you into?

Pretty much anything really apart from hip hop and rap, I suppose 80's electro pop and Rock are two of my more favorite genres.

Thanks for that information trace :D I used Cubase around 8 or 9 years ago on an Atari520STe on a college course that I did, I imagine that it's changed significantly by now. I've also had access to a demo version of Reason that only had a few soundbanks and I found it fairly overwhelming with all t...

Hello to all you talented guys at remix64.

What is the Minimum equipment requirements to do a decent remix?

I imagine a sequencer programme (something like Reason V3.0?), and a MIDI keyboard along with a decent soundcard is enough?

Also what tips would you give a complete beginner?

Have a safe trip and most of all Enjoy Yourself!

trace wrote: Looking forward to Lesson 3 if there will be one?

Yes, there *MUST* be more in this series! Bring on the hilarious phrases and Boz's great attempts at repeating them

I know you hardly know me, but good luck with what the future will bring.

Excellent!

I think it's a good idea as regulars can eventually get stale (no offense guys! :wink: ). I imagine though it might not be that easy to do as the prospective DJ's would have to have a good collection of remixes and have a knowledge of what is commercial (i.e speak over the tracks) or what is in the ...

I'll be listening!

P.s Skitz it's 66 not 64

Slaygon wrote:Today, the machine hosting the SLAY Radio pages (c64.org) went down. That's why you don't see the usual SLAY Radio banner up there to the right.

I am working on bringing it back online as soon as possible.

That's alright Slaygon, take your time, get it up and running like butter this time

Analog-X wrote:OH also I didnt know that this existed.

The C64 Direct-to-TV


http://www.engadget.com/entry/9547766110032966/

Gotta get me one of these.

Yeah, there was a discussion on this very forum - 64DTV