Anyone else going broke on BEATPORT?
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micah frank
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I used to go broke buying vinyl, now I ambroke buying downloads. I was broke on Beatport, now I am broke on Dancetracks Digital too !!
Just spent my dinner money on this live-ready download of Kerri Chandler, cant wait to chop it up:
http://www.dancetracksdigital.com/searc ... 05&ALBUM=1
Just spent my dinner money on this live-ready download of Kerri Chandler, cant wait to chop it up:
http://www.dancetracksdigital.com/searc ... 05&ALBUM=1
Yeah, one of my justifications for going digital was it's going to save me hella money
$11.99 for imports at Platinum right?
yeah :rolls eyes: I've got over $50 in my shopping cart on Beatport.com
But, i do get more bang for my buck and the needle wont wear the records down after about 10 plays - they'll always still hot and sharp
probably the dopest thing about digital is being able to actually mix my music with the big dogs music - it's awesome
gives me ideas as to where things should and shouldn't break - the length of my tracks and whatnot
Digital music has actually helped my production - especially when it comes to sequencing
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$11.99 for imports at Platinum right?
yeah :rolls eyes: I've got over $50 in my shopping cart on Beatport.com
But, i do get more bang for my buck and the needle wont wear the records down after about 10 plays - they'll always still hot and sharp
probably the dopest thing about digital is being able to actually mix my music with the big dogs music - it's awesome
gives me ideas as to where things should and shouldn't break - the length of my tracks and whatnot
Digital music has actually helped my production - especially when it comes to sequencing
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Unfound is definitely good stuff. If you haven't already you should check out textone as well - the link is in my post above. I just got releases 22 and 24, both are quality minimal releases. Also, if you haven't already, there is a whole thread devoted to net labels at mnml.nl - link above as well. Check it out.dm_hawk wrote:http://unfoundsoundrecords.com/
try this if you like clunky minimal techno - fucking brilliant stuff
it's been one of my favorite labels, free or not, for the past year
and they offer the entire catalog in .flac!
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robbmasters
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I used to rave about Beatport. Now I won't shop there. They recently put their prices up by 87% for the UK and 30% for the rest of the EU...

More details at http://www.beatport.com/forums/showflat.php?Number=7255
DJDownload now have most of my business...

More details at http://www.beatport.com/forums/showflat.php?Number=7255
DJDownload now have most of my business...
OS X, Live 9, Microbook II
Don't forget about Igloo.net. Their stuff is top notch as of late!!!!smutek wrote:Unfound is definitely good stuff. If you haven't already you should check out textone as well - the link is in my post above. I just got releases 22 and 24, both are quality minimal releases. Also, if you haven't already, there is a whole thread devoted to net labels at mnml.nl - link above as well. Check it out.dm_hawk wrote:http://unfoundsoundrecords.com/
try this if you like clunky minimal techno - fucking brilliant stuff
it's been one of my favorite labels, free or not, for the past year
and they offer the entire catalog in .flac!
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nuperspective
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i never check my credit card statement - even though i should. I'll be interested to see if its in AUS dollars for us down under [meaning its cheaper], i very much doubt it though. afterall you charge 9.95 baht would you so why go the other way. you always get 'fatladded' in the UK. its a way of life.robbmasters wrote:I used to rave about Beatport. Now I won't shop there. They recently put their prices up by 87% for the UK and 30% for the rest of the EU...
More details at http://www.beatport.com/forums/showflat.php?Number=7255
DJDownload now have most of my business...
that was the great thing about beatport - the exchange rate. looks like its started already. the big draw to digital was the how cheap it was compared to vinyl. this allowed labels to produce promos and tracks at very little cost. yet now digital is more expensive than a vinyl doublepack [in the uk a least]. you try and do the right thing and you hosed. everyone goes back to soulseek and they are the first one to complain about being ripped of. the irony of it.
mixes & tracks here:
http://soundcloud.com/thenarcoticcreatures
http://soundcloud.com/thenarcoticcreatures
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Cryptic UK
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Werd Ado!Adonis wrote:You gotta love digital music and beatport - sitting in my web class and I'm buying jams)))
UMEKS charts!
That new Novamute with the Phil Kieran and Abe duc remixs - Phil K did a exclusive beatport mix
Elton D
shit like that - so when I get home I can download 'em and mix in Torq
that's awesome
peace
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Drums
Yeah, I know - gave him props for a couple remix's he didPatch wrote:You should head over to ALDJ. Max Graham hangs out over there.djadonis206 wrote:I didn't know MAX GRAHAM was like my favorite producer (right now at least)
That's right - Max Graham uses Live - and he seems like a really nice bloke.
did he ever do his LIVE set?
later
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