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otherwise, I'm scouring the various net labels out there for free tracks. Encoding my vinyl collection? thats a daunting task that I'd rather spend my precious and few free moments doing something else.
these days I'm just dabbling with DJing for fun - I'm still interested in new releases and what producers are doing out there, but I have a gripe - this being primarily the price point. I'd buy a hell of a lot more tracks on Beatport for example, if they were priced at 99 cents each. I honestly think they'd see an increase in volume that would make up for the per track revenue if they dropped the price.
otherwise, I'm scouring the various net labels out there for free tracks. Encoding my vinyl collection? thats a daunting task that I'd rather spend my precious and few free moments doing something else.
otherwise, I'm scouring the various net labels out there for free tracks. Encoding my vinyl collection? thats a daunting task that I'd rather spend my precious and few free moments doing something else.
