A mix I recorded at random, one hot night this past summer. A blend of old and new house and techno. Made with a couple turntables, a mixer, a moogerfooger delay and a funny reverb with gated/filtered noise generator.

A mix I recorded at random, one hot night this past summer. A blend of old and new house and techno. Made with a couple turntables, a mixer, a moogerfooger delay and a funny reverb with gated/filtered noise generator. https://on.soundcloud.com/ThBFkJQpY6rf5EZV8

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Thanks! 

IMO the best thing about DJing with vinyl is the tactile experience –no screens, just records, start/stop, pitch fader. The only searching you do is in your crate. 

The worst things: records are heavy, take up space and are hard to travel with. Also I cant make a track or edit and easily get it on vinyl.

big respect- love those fun effects

what's your fav (and least fav) thing about working with vinyl?