drumnbass.be forum » DJ booth » DJs & MCs » Caution with Rewinds » Hello Guest [Login|Register] Last Post | First Unread Post Print Page | Recommend to a Friend | Receive email on new post Caution with Rewinds Author Post « Previous Thread | Next Thread » Azer Easy Player Registration Date: 15-11-2002 Posts: 747 Helpfulness rating:  Caution with Rewinds        I almost broke the arm of me turntable last night when i was preforming ,a little bit to enthousiastic, a rewind. So be carefull!!!!!! Mayby I should quit spliffing major spliffs or place me turntable with the arm in front of me so consider this as a tip __ 08-04-2003 18:50 thechronic admin Registration Date: 01-11-2002 Posts: 5,293 Helpfulness rating:  LOL would make a cool newspaper headline DJ Injured By Record Player __ If you find spam on the site, please hit the button and select my name. I'll personally kick it to the murky depths of hell where it belongs! 08-04-2003 21:19 Google Ad Producer Registration Date: 06-06-2005 Posts: a million 06-06-2006 06:66 Surya The Robot Registration Date: 04-11-2002 Posts: 11,238 Helpfulness rating:  ROFL! __ "In dnb you should make people jump not swim" - Pieter Frenssen 2004 08-04-2003 21:46 knine Lawless Registration Date: 09-04-2003 Posts: 206 Rate Member my opinion        Hèhèhè, what a sight it would be... The solution you thought of yourself seems the most preferable to me. If anything helps for a start then it's turning your decks with the pitch-control at the top-side. Scratching works better that way to as you probably already knew. (what a rhyme ). It's just a bit awkward to mix and control your pitch, with th risk of bumpin' into the arm with horrible effects. Just have fun and maybe tou're the inventor of somethin' revolutionary that way... Spliff on __ Midleft fka knine www.jungletactics.com www.dedkob.com 09-04-2003 21:10 knine Lawless Registration Date: 09-04-2003 Posts: 206 Rate Member I'm just a newbee it seems so don't mind me to much... __ Midleft fka knine www.jungletactics.com www.dedkob.com 09-04-2003 21:12 ZePain B-Yayo Registration Date: 19-11-2002 Posts: 1,113 Helpfulness rating:  Welcome have a nice stay !! __ -Shape The Future- myspace.com/universoulwithaneye 09-04-2003 21:22 Azer Easy Player Registration Date: 15-11-2002 Posts: 747 Helpfulness rating:  RE: my opinion        quote: Originally posted by knine Hèhèhè, what a sight it would be... The solution you thought of yourself seems the most preferable to me. If anything helps for a start then it's turning your decks with the pitch-control at the top-side. Scratching works better that way to as you probably already knew. (what a rhyme ). It's just a bit awkward to mix and control your pitch, with th risk of bumpin' into the arm with horrible effects. Just have fun and maybe tou're the inventor of somethin' revolutionary that way... Spliff on Would be handy, but I think there are already turntables like that. could be wrong though __ 09-04-2003 22:09 suvcycle jungle boy Registration Date: 03-11-2002 Posts: 609 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by knine I'm just a newbee it seems so don't mind me to much... Paco in tha house ! Finally... Welcome man __ some run from the big guns, some just run from the sound 10-04-2003 00:06 machakil Player Registration Date: 06-04-2003 Posts: 418 Helpfulness rating:  how about doing more mixes and less rewinds... that can really kill the atmosphere for me ... for example andy c spinning @ inside last year ... 4 rewinds on 1 track?????????? on the other hand... somtimes it can be nice and as someone already suggested.. placing the arms vertically is already a solution to prevent accidents __ 10-04-2003 00:19 spliffrider Member Registration Date: 18-03-2003 Posts: 62 Rate Member Dude that were rewinds on hotstepper right? U should be lucky U got to hear it 4 times before it was even in the doa dubcharts... __ 11-04-2003 11:18 machakil Player Registration Date: 06-04-2003 Posts: 418 Helpfulness rating:  ...        Not sure, but I think it was on Dillinja's "this is a warning" ... anyway ... 4 rewindz are just a little bit too much (te veel van't goeie!!!!) __ 12-04-2003 12:50 Google Ad Producer Registration Date: 06-06-2005 Posts: a million 06-06-2006 06:66 -J- Big Bad Battyman Registration Date: 15-11-2002 Posts: 1,043 Helpfulness rating:  i remember baron rewinding twist em out (at silo 15/10/02) also 4 times it's indeed too much one rewind could raise up the atmosphere to the max, but too much ain't cool i think this discussion has been done a lot before ...(by the way ) __ It's a spiritual thing ! 13-04-2003 03:37 psychomat Cool Steppa Registration Date: 16-11-2002 Posts: 221 Rate Member Re: ...        Idd it was the newest dilinja track. Idd 4 times was too much, but what a set he played there __ Sex and drugs and drum and bass!!! 10-05-2003 09:35 gripz Cool Producer Registration Date: 16-11-2002 Posts: 138 Helpfulness rating:  f*cK'n rewindZ        i realy hate rewindz most of the time it soundz like the dj pressed the wrong button. althoug it can add 2the atmosphere but those are rare.i personaly stick with clean mix'n. 12-05-2003 02:07 djfreemc Sponsor Registration Date: 25-07-2003 Posts: 1,117 Helpfulness rating:  stay off the spliffs & try a very quick short rewind __ The mysteries of the distorted snare... Can't win if u don't play 29-07-2003 21:43 -J- Big Bad Battyman Registration Date: 15-11-2002 Posts: 1,043 Helpfulness rating:  erm n/o but why do you place your TT's with the arm at your side, if you're into scratching (a lot) then put them battle mode, with the arm far away, but the nicest and easiest way to mix is still oldskool style (as in placing your tt's the way they're supposed to be, as in power knob left, arm & pitch right ... ) it's also takes the largest amount of space on your desk, but hey, homework sucks anyway __ It's a spiritual thing ! 30-07-2003 19:02 Azer Easy Player Registration Date: 15-11-2002 Posts: 747 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by -J- erm n/o but why do you place your TT's with the arm at your side, if you're into scratching (a lot) then put them battle mode, with the arm far away, but the nicest and easiest way to mix is still oldskool style (as in placing your tt's the way they're supposed to be, as in power knob left, arm & pitch right ... ) it's also takes the largest amount of space on your desk, but hey, homework sucks anyway Nah, to hard to handle the pitch without touching the arm. oldskool style it is fo me __ 31-07-2003 09:52 machakil Player Registration Date: 06-04-2003 Posts: 418 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by Azer quote: Originally posted by -J- erm n/o but why do you place your TT's with the arm at your side, if you're into scratching (a lot) then put them battle mode, with the arm far away, but the nicest and easiest way to mix is still oldskool style (as in placing your tt's the way they're supposed to be, as in power knob left, arm & pitch right ... ) it's also takes the largest amount of space on your desk, but hey, homework sucks anyway Nah, to hard to handle the pitch without touching the arm. oldskool style it is fo me __ 09-08-2003 00:37 Azer Easy Player Registration Date: 15-11-2002 Posts: 747 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by machakil quote: Originally posted by Azer quote: Originally posted by -J- erm n/o but why do you place your TT's with the arm at your side, if you're into scratching (a lot) then put them battle mode, with the arm far away, but the nicest and easiest way to mix is still oldskool style (as in placing your tt's the way they're supposed to be, as in power knob left, arm & pitch right ... ) it's also takes the largest amount of space on your desk, but hey, homework sucks anyway Nah, to hard to handle the pitch without touching the arm. oldskool style it is fo me __ 11-08-2003 10:40 Google Ad Producer Registration Date: 06-06-2005 Posts: a million 06-06-2006 06:66 Tree Structure | Board Structure Jump to: Please select: -------------------- Production-- Tunes-- Production questions & answers---- Mastering-- Software---- Fruity Loops - FL Studio---- Reason---- Cubase---- Ableton Live---- Logic Audio---- Pro Tools---- Reaper---- Plugins-- Hardware-- Competitions-- ShopDrumnbass scene-- Drum-n-bass massive-- Related styles---- Breaks---- Grime---- Dubstep-- Nu choons-- Track IDs-- Party headz-- Offtopic banterDJ booth-- DJ Mixes-- DJs & MCs-- Radio shows-- DJ GearUrban area-- Drumnbass.be news-- Bug reports & suggestions---- Solved problems & fulfilled wishes drumnbass.be forum » DJ booth » DJs & MCs » Caution with Rewinds Forum Software: Burning Board 2.3.6, Developed by WoltLab GmbH