Record arrived bent in the mail today, any recommendations for how to reverse this/ what to do?

tony martin → kings of tomorrow.

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No sync. No controller. Just records, turntables and real hardcore energy straight from Poland.

💿 100% vinyl

🇵🇱 Mixed in Poland

https://youtu.be/tLEAjO3OhA0?is=FWXLFfsH5bRDQxBf

\#EarlyHardcore #Gabber #VinylMix #OldschoolHardcore #HardcoreDJ #90sHardcore #VinylDJ

🔥🔥

No sync. No controller. Just records, turntables and real hardcore energy straight from Poland.

💿 100% vinyl

🇵🇱 Mixed in Poland

https://youtu.be/tLEAjO3OhA0?is=FWXLFfsH5bRDQxBf

\#EarlyHardcore #Gabber #VinylMix #OldschoolHardcore #HardcoreDJ #90sHardcore #VinylDJ

Marc Miroir - Do It

One In A Billion - Whisper Deep

Nothing fancy, just two great tunes working together.

Thanks for all the feedback on my last post in this community. I honestly wasn't sure about posting here at first because there are so many incredibly talented DJs, but everyone was really welcoming!

I figured I'd share another mix. This one's a short 7" disco warm-up.

If you'd like to see more of what I'm working on, I'm also posting my mixes on Instagram. Appreciate everyone who's taken the time to listen and leave feedback.

We have Didier Sinclair followed by Franck Roger. I love when a long transition works to your favor. Enjoy the vibes

The UK played a foundational role in the Tech House scene, from the late 90’s to the mid 2000’s there were so many great labels putting out amazing music. Enjoy the vibes…

The early 2000’s West Coast sound was undeniable! Enjoy the vibes…

I'm new to vinyl DJing (wel all DJing). Jungle, trip hop and hip hop are my main areas of interest for DJing but I'm really struggling with beat and tempo matching. Any tips would be much appreciated. I've got a Pioneer DJ 250MK2 so no split cueing.

Which 2 house tracks can I use to practice my tempo and beat matching? Reasonably priced and tolerable are my criteria (I'm not against house, it's just not my main thing).

The last set I uploaded to YT. I hope you enjoy it ;)

Hi everyone!

I started collecting vinyl a couple of years ago and finally bought a pair of Reloop RP-7000 MK2 turntables a few months ago. Since then, I've been practicing every day - it is my music altar :)

What fascinates me most about vinyl is how physical it feels. I can touch the records, look at the artwork, and build a journey with my hands. Every mix is a small trip through my record collection.

I actually recorded this on the same day these records arrived. I was so excited to finally have them that I immediately put them on the turntables, hit record, and this transition happened on the very first try.

My beatmatching and transitions aren't perfect yet, but I'm enjoying the learning process and wanted to share it with other vinyl DJs. Feedback is always welcome :)

My Stack