Do any of you use eMusic to find tunes for DJing? It sounds like lots of independent artists, but I'm not sure there'd be too many electronic tracks. I'm curious what their selection is like.
Thanks,
Silverfish
eMusic for new tunes?
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Silverfish
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Re: eMusic for new tunes?
just discovered it yesterday. it's got some really good stuff actually and is excellent value. i find the software smooth and fast too. the free trial gives you 25 tracks completely free - thought i would cancel after using these up but went on to sign up.
bit rate is below beatport - VBR usually around 192kbps - but much better than say itunes. there's no DRM either.
i will still use beatport mainly for dance stuff but emusic lets you get a lot of good stuff very cheap. would definitly recommend
bit rate is below beatport - VBR usually around 192kbps - but much better than say itunes. there's no DRM either.
i will still use beatport mainly for dance stuff but emusic lets you get a lot of good stuff very cheap. would definitly recommend
Silverfish wrote:Do any of you use eMusic to find tunes for DJing? It sounds like lots of independent artists, but I'm not sure there'd be too many electronic tracks. I'm curious what their selection is like.
Thanks,
Silverfish