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Working & living in Harrisonburg VA, doing music & karaoke I'm currently using: Dell Inspiron b130 notebook with 1 gb RAM, pentium m 1.8 ghz, win xp sp2, 80 gb internal drive & 80 gb external drive. Herc. RMX (WDM drivers), Vestax dsm 410 mixer, numark cdn25+g cd deck (for backup), behringer ub1222fx sound board, gator slant rack, samson s equaliser, QSC gx5 power amp, 2x JBL 115 cabs, sony mdr xd200 phones, art tube project series mic preamp, shure sm58 mic, 2x kustom km4 mics. Lights: 2x american dj ls70 kits, american dj sunray (non dmx), chauvet oceana, chauvet abyss jr, 2x american dj snap shot 2 strobes, 12" mirror ball, 2x P38 pinspots,2x eliminator fog machines, eliminator c100 8 channel power center. I'm using XLR to connect to the power amp & speakons to the cabs, also using ground loop isolators between the RMX and Vestax. One of these days I'll finish my website, matchuentertainment.com, it's a bit overwhelming to be honest;^] |
Sun 27 Apr 08 @ 9:15 am
Timecode CD is only 12 mins. long, unfortunatly a few songs are longer than that. Did you know there's a very simple sollution? All you have to do is burn a few tracks of the timecode on the same CD (I used Nero) and set your cd deck to continious play (usualy the default setting). Simple as that, now if your timecode runs out before the song ends it will go to the next track of timecode seemlesly, effectivly offering you as much timecode length as you can fit on a CD, I only used 3 tracks per cd but that's all up to you. Just make sure your CD burning software doesn't add any silence between tracks and you should be good to go;^]
