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in terms of ease of use, and not wanting to lug tables around, most likely. I would go the serato/traktor route, just not sure if its totally necessary for my half assed needs.

Whats my alternative?

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cdj's are pretty easy to haul around, especially if you won't be playing gigs outside of ur hometown/travelling too far with them. but if u wanna half ass it then yea just use serato and any controller pretty much.

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Mr Larry Heard. so ahead of his time. this reminds me of some slower UK funky you'd hear nowadays. those rhodes stabs get me so loose. Edited by eequalsmcbrill
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new mix, this one belongs in here

https://soundcloud.com/domdom/brussel-sprout-lake

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tracklist -

Logos – Devils (Palace remix)

A Made Up Sound – Malfunction (Adjust)

The Phantom – Vogue (Dub)

Truss – Auden

Soundstream – Julie’s Theme

Falty DL – Straight & Arrow (Mike Q & Divoli S’vere remix)

LOL Boys – Changes (Todd Edwards remix)

Bebop and Rocksteady – Catalunya

Morri$ - White Hood

Simoncino – Baila Baiana

Barker & Baumecker – No Body (Machinedrum remix)

Nautiluss - Surfeit

Milton Bradley – Sequence #1

Low Jack - The White Towel

Genius Of Time – Tuffa Trummor Med Rost

Breach & Midland – Somewhere

My Nu Leng – The Grid

Beneath – Texers

Marcel Dettmann - Ellipse

Chicago Damn – RAW

Powell – Rider

Tench – Mors Omnibus (1.0)

MD2 – MD2.5.3

Odessa – Put You Down

Parris Mitchell – All Night Long (Bok Bok Endurance Dub)

Short Stories – Let It Go

Myles Serge – Distance Cries

Jack Dixon – Coconuts (Disclosure remix)

Fantastic Mr Fox – Power

Tom Noble – Dancing Hard

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Planning to really dive into the genre(s), what sites can I use besides Beatport to source for tracks? Beatport is mostly commercial stuff anyways.

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if ur talking about looking at music stores, i usually check out clone, surus, boomkat, rubadub, chemical records, and discogs

if i want to pick up vinyl in person i go to amoeba (im in LA) which has a decent selection of new stuff sometimes

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Planning to really dive into the genre(s), what sites can I use besides Beatport to source for tracks? Beatport is mostly commercial stuff anyways.

Check out the General Discussion and Music sections of Dubstepforum.com, find some blogs (I really like Night Tracks, but it's a bit niche), check out some mixes (Dubstep Allstars, Getdarker, xlr8r) and find some tunes you like, then look into the producers (find some of their mixes, albums, etc) and just go from there.

I definitely recommend finding as many mixes as you can, the Dubstep Allstars is amazing especially (2 is my favorite), same with Getdarker, Rinse.fm, and Mary Anne Hobbs. There are so many different sounds in this genre so just dive in and explore.

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thanks dom.

but is there avenue for free dl? I only know of xlr8r and soundcloud.

funkysouls or glorybeats is going to be your best resource for free shit

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if ur talking about looking at music stores, i usually check out clone, surus, boomkat, rubadub, chemical records, and discogs

if i want to pick up vinyl in person i go to amoeba (im in LA) which has a decent selection of new stuff sometimes

how u gon leave out redeye records?

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