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The first world definition of dangerous is very different to a third world one. Over here people are dangerous if you walk into a certain ghetto, you can get killed easy, people get violent and territorial sometimes (neither cops enter in certain places in chile). But overall, in more common areas they are friendly if you know how to deal with them.

Love that poster.

loving your work man, I'll die with a black gameboy pocket with pink backlight. How much it will cost?

Play your music like you're proud of it and deliver the energy that you think it fits.

It's ok to make mistakes, just don't make a big deal out of them

And have a really good time.

good luck!

thanks excelangue for the Imagen dumper python app. Now I feel better in linux

It depends a lot of your own style. I've seen meneo only using one prosounded gameboy, he talks to the audience while changing songs; and in some song files he has more than one track.

My choices:

1. Right know I only use a NDS lite with nanoloop 2.5, and work a lot on the song transitions to keep things running smoothly. I was about to program a little sample trigger patch on puredata to add some spicy samples on top.

2. Other sets of mine include a mixer with:

Two prosounded backlited gameboys running LSDJ

or

One prosounded backlited gameboy and One psp running LGPT.

Sometimes I have squeezed all the proyect space in some sets using LSDJ or LGPT, it gives me about 15-20 min of playing just one huge proyect with several short songs. Is a good excercise. My conclusion is that I love continuous live playing, it suits me better.

A final good advice is to hear other people live sets, it will make you an idea of what you'll like to do.