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What did you buy because of me, and are you getting along with it, and do you still need some help

Promotion November 2010

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Right guys, now then, a bit of a request from you, okay? Now, as you maybe do or don't know, for the past sort of nearly four years I've been giving demonstrations, tutorials and sort of inspiring and teaching people. Now, what I want to know is, through my video work, have you bought something that maybe uses an SD card? Maybe you bought something that uses vinyl, that's a slip mat. Or maybe you bought something that uses CDs, or maybe you bought a light. Hardware, software, it doesn't matter. Okay, two things here. First of all, let me know if you bought something because of me and stick a list in a comment underneath here on what you bought. For example, it could be something by Reloop, Pioneer, by Cam, by Gemini, Autophonic, the Pacemaker for example. Right, that's part one. Part two is where it gets quite interesting and this is the beauty about this particular video.

Let's say, for example, you have bought a set of X and you're finding it difficult with a certain amount of points with that item or those items. Then jot underneath the problems you've got. Now, the reason for that is that myself and a load of other people will be able to go through those comments and if we've got the knowledge, we can help you with the answers. Think about it. I suppose it's a bit like a forum whereby it's question, answer, question and answer. So logically, there's your username. There's the kit you've bought, and underneath there you could put say for example I have problems with looping or maybe I don't know how to connect this to that, that kind of thing. Alright so the whole idea is in a sense if I've inspired you to buy some kit let's see the kit that you've bought and if you've got any problems on that kit put it in with your comments. Practice and enjoy. Thank you.

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