imic (cheap, good) or echo indigo (couple bills but 24/96 and a couple of I/O configs available) -Joe
> > From: "Stoddard, Kamal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 2005/08/25 Thu PM 12:59:14 EDT > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > CC: <[email protected]> > Subject: RE: (313) OMAR-S,Oasis#14,FXHE RECORDINGS,12" sounding > prettyfilthy.. gotone ordered.... > > thats most of what it does. records like this are about how and > where you play them, ive had this be quite effective for me. ive > had it for about a month or so since it was only available at > record time in detroit. its killed it a couple times for me. > > tom > ________________________________________________________________ > andythepooh.com > > > > Yeah dj tools are cool, and can be the real bizness when you drop 'em > right. But I only need so many of them. Not that I don't like it, but > when it comes down to the last few dollars I've got, I tend to hold out > for a solid 3-4 tracker with a couple of really good songs and a tool on > the inside cut. The thing that annoys me about omar on occasion is that > he'll drop an obvious "no variety at all" tool as a single sided limited > release. Gimme a freeking break. But then what do I know? it's made him > a cult icon and I'm still trying to find a decent usb sound card for my > new laptop. Anyone got any recommendations? > > And Tom, you gotta do a straight up dirty tool extravaganza mix for me > cause I like summa your picks (even if I'm too broke to pick them up > myself) and wanna hear them doing some damage man (also because a lot of > them I couldn't imagine doing anything close to damage, but I trust your > word on it). You can call it "the tool shed mix" (I'm clever eh?). Word. > :) > > Kamal K Stoddard > > > > >
