Hello all, I’m not a DJ by any means. However I am looking for someone who can make me an awesome mix using a list of music I have ranging from disco to current rap, rock,po etc. I have the list of music just need a pro to mix it and send me a mp3 recoding of it. I’m willing to pay what it’s worth for your time and expertise to do this, if you feel you can do this and are interested please contact me by email cory@pro-techsigns.com. I need this for march 15th if possible.
why dont you at least post a tracklist so we can get the feel for the variety of music you want to mix, than we can tell you how hard or easy it will be.
Hello all, I’m not an electrician by any means. However I am looking for someone who can wire up an entire house using a list of electrical components I have ranging from fuseboxes to current LED fixtures, cable harnesses, dimmer switches etc. I have the list of components just need a pro to fit it and let me keep the final result of it. I’m willing to pay what it’s worth for your time and expertise to do this, if you feel you can do this and are interested please contact me by email lazybastard@hotmail.com. I need this for march 15th if possible.
@Makar. For example, the new update for Traktor got rid of my Mackie D4 as a scratch compatible mixer. I had to use a registry hack to use it again. Between gigs, I dont always wanna pull out my interface and rehook everything up when I can simply just come home, plug my laptop into a firewire cable and practice. The hack can easily be used for those who have purchased the soundcard already.
You’ve been providing the hack to people who are using mixers that have never been Scratch compatible though. People with old Scratch hardware can just as easily not update.
Using the hack is no different in principle to pirating music. You’re taking someone else’s product without paying for it.
I would say that mixing some music for a fee is far “less illegal” than cracking software. In your case, you’re pirating software you already owned, and PMing it to other users here.
I didnt pirate it. it came with my audio 10 soundcard. My exroommate also uses the same hack for the same reason. I intended it to be used for those that dont wanna unpack when they come home to utilize DVS with their current sound cards. For example, my ex-roommate plays out with an audio 6, but has a ddjsx at home with two turntable hooked up. If NI found it to be such an issue, they would have found a way to keep this from happening already since it can also be found with a google search. How do I know this guy didnt purchase his software and just wants to test the DVS functionality before purchasing a scratch certified mixer or interface?
I own the Audio 10, and a DB2. I use the registry hack for convenience and simplicity sometimes. I have legitimately purchased a Scratch compatible sound card, and I use it with my full setup. There is literally nothing more I can purchase from NI, so they have lost no money off of me even though I may be breaking the EULA. Makar1, how does this particular situation make you feel?