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While I’m converting my vinyl to digital files I’ll be making vinyl mixes as a farewell to the wax.
Moonbootica – Bulldog Beats
Ghettomonkeys – Hungry Like Steve the Wolf
Misunderstood – Kill Bill
Zongamin – Bongo Song
Nelly Furtado – Forca (Armand Van Helden Remix)
Basement Jaxx x John Lennon – Give Peace a Chance
Lee Coombs – Air Guitar II
Cassius – Toop Toop (Reggae Rock Mix)
Domi-Nation feat. Justin T – Back Sexy
Simian Mobile Disco – Hustler
Tiga x Dave G – I Feel Loved Without My Sunglasses
Carter & Swain – Thinking of You
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While I’m converting my vinyl to digital files I’ll be making vinyl mixes as a farewell to the wax.
Moonbootica – DJ Theme
Herve – See Me
Boogie Pimps – Salt Shaker
The Crumps – The Human F
Illoozer – Unknown
PMT – Gyromancer
2 Phat Cunts – Ride
Carter & Swain – Thinking Of You
Lee Coombs – Future Sound of Retro
Streetlife DJs – Gunn Crime (Streetlife Soundsystem mix)
Felix Da Housecat – Watching Cars Go By (Armand Van Helden Remix)
Armand Van Helden – Psychic Bounty Killers feat. DJ Sneak
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I finally did it. I finally dumped by vinyl purist attitude. For Christmas, I purchased M-Audio’s Torq digital DJing software. Actually, I don’t know why I didn’t do this sooner. I live in Dallas and the DJ friendly record stores here are sparse and not conveniently located. So, from a keeping up with the latest tracks, going digital makes sense. By converting my existing vinyl to digital it will help preserve my collection, too. Besides vinyl preservation, the Torq software offers sampling, looping and effects options that can enhance my mixes. I can also record my mixes directly in Torq without using a 3rd party software. I’m sure there are many more features I haven’t discovered, too. The one obstacle I’m having trouble overcoming is organising my files and picking tracks while in the mix. In vinyl, I’m used to having the visual cue of the record labels for remembering what is what. Now I have to remember the artist and name for each track. It’s difficult. I’m definitely open to suggestions on how to organize my music so it’s easily accessible.
And, yes, I realize that’s a stack of vinyl in the background of my site.
Holy Fuck – Lovely Allen [No Age Remix]
Michael Jackson – P.Y.T.
Hollertronix – Okay Annie
DJ Ayres – One More Time
Chavy Boys Of London – Request Line
DJ Ayres – Move On Up
DJ Dub – Set On You
Chipset & Devlin – 50 Ways feat. Amanda Blank
Bladerunners – This Is Not a Love Song
Zongamin – Bongo Song� [Jackos Bongo Thong (Ripped In 2 Pieces) Remix]
DJ Sandrinho – Rio Baile Funk Breaks
Lady Sovereign – Ch-Ching [Spank Rock Remix]
MIA – Paper Planes [Scottie B. Remix]
Panjabi MC – Beware Breaks (Mundian Breaks)
Cut Chemist – Storm feat. Edan & Mr.Lif
zerodB – Know What I’m Sayin’ feat. Pase Rock
XXXchange – New Money
Bladerunners – Throw Some Pony on That Bitch
Scottie B. – Push It
Jackal & Hyde – Give It All You Got feat. Afro-Rican [Pimp Juice's Hittin' From Da' Back Beatz]
Azzido Da Bass – Dooms Night [Laid Back Luke Remix]