The Secret Society of Lathe Trolls

opcode66 wrote:So, this is a hypothetical dub plate?

no a few DJ have it, and are currently playing it.. i just haven't cut it on my presto yet..

i have not yet cut this, but this would be considered a dubplate...


https://soundcloud.com/dj-jaybird/b-side-dubplate

quick question, what type of EQ curve is NAB? is there a way to bypass the EQ on the amp?

leo gonzalez wrote:had fun watching this.
great sense of humor.

http://vimeo.com/59934186

do they know there how many 7" presses they have there?

LOL masons

opcode66 wrote:But, in the real world, this happens every club night.

I think if you track whom the publisher of the song is, and who the parent company of the club is you may see a pattern... that's a whole other topic, on a different board altogether...

scalawag wrote:I've never had a single problem with mixes done with Beatport musics posted on Soundcloud or Mixcloud. They are still there...

Tell that to all the kiddos on my facebook news feed that constantly bitch about this... i don't use beatport nor soundcloud, so i don't have personal experience..

bad idler wheels, or dirt on the inside of the rim of the platter could give you thuds or a rumble..

I wish i had 5000 to blow on this, alas i don't.. hope it see's it's way to a nice and productive environment..

So it looks like its not legal to use this material as a source for live performance. Absolutely 100% correct.. Unless you have express written permission from the artist, label, and (most of all) the publisher, your not cutting anything bought legally. DUBPLATES in the DJ scene I am apart of are g...

Technics SP 10 turntable on Ebay. Am I right about this is this truly a cutting lathe ? http://www.ebay.com/itm/TECHNICS-BY-PANASONIC-MODEL-SP-10-TURNTABLE-/221183838047?pt=Vintage_Electronics_R2&hash=item337f95875f That one has a linear tracking arm... and it's the older model, not the same motor....

they sell them at radioshack, just bring your old one to match it up.. parts bins under LAMPS..

Aussie0zborn wrote:If you could "hear" the helium they would have mentioned it, wouldn't have used it and I would have known about it - straight from the experts.

I don't believe you can hear any effect from helium, but if you can hear it, that's great.

who said anything about hearing it, stop twisting my words...

i see where you're going with this.. cheers..

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The amount that comes out of the tube into the cutterhead is so small that is would never have a noticeable affect. I really think you should see Helium in use. You are taking this to such an extreme. If what you are saying is true then the air in the room itself has an effect on every cutterhead w...

Gridlock wrote:except for this ANNOYING SQUEAL in the background.

acetate's and a new presto stylus from apollo would fix this... i'd probably try to rig a stylus heater too...

if you want your recordings inadvertently colored by your head coolant, then I guess keep sucking helium out of the ground... noble gasses vibrate at different frequencies, and since helium is a noble gas you'll add that frequency to the recording by resonating through the metal structure of the rec...

Angus McCarthy wrote:Really? I fried my 5C a week after getting it rewound by Gib. One moment of sibilance and POPsizzle...

i wouldn't let gib touch anything of mine, he totally destroyed an RCA head I gave him a while back....

Jccc wrote:Does anyone know how i could test to see if the coil is still good?

Ohm meter and visual inspection.. from my experience, it's really hard to blow out the coils on a presto head.. you have to really want to do it...