iamcodemaker

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r/Beatmatch•

I've seen the "which controller should I buy?" question come up over and over again here. There are a lot of very similar options on the market and deciding between them without doing a bunch of research isn't easy. I get it, but answering the same question every week gets old. After seeing folks respond to this question and answering it myself a bunch of times, I realized there was a better way. So I built a tool that will make a recommendation based on a person's needs and budget.

Right now the tool is focused on entry level DJ controllers around the $250 price range, but depending on the feedback, I may expand this. Check it out at https://djpick.me and let me know

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r/Beatmatch•

TL;DR: it went well. Advice: get out of the bedroom. Practice, record, listen back. Know your music, organize your music. Earplugs. Remember to press record. Take risks, power through mistakes. It's about the music, not you. Downside: playing for friends means working instead of socializing.

Last night I played my first "gig" outside of my bedroom (I actually practice in the kitchen, but you get the idea). Some friends are in town and we had a game night at my brother's house, I decided to bring my controller and some speakers and play some music. (Game night, so no dancing).

Overall it went well. There were a few rough transitions, but I don't think people noticed most of them. I only i

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r/sailing•

At some point in my future, I wanna explore sailing. I figure I might take a two or three week sailing trip to the Caribbean (from the Georgia/SC coast) like once or twice a year. My gut tells me buying and maintaining a boat for this would be far more expensive than renting.

At what point is buying a boat a better option than renting one?

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