Website dedicated for Traktor Mp3's?

I hate IE with a passion, and it's all I have at work. It blows. I use rockmelt at home, which shits on IE!

My problem with Beatport is not the interface or the prices or the file quality, its that 90% of the music is dreadful.

Turntable Lab and Wax Poetics are my favorite online music shops...

Watch out for Dj City. Most of their classic mp3's are vinyl rips (really bad ones too)...not to mention all the crap mash-ups the kids are into these days.

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Originally Posted by StephanV

Not sure I'm getting this "mp3 pool" concept straight. You get unlimited free legal downloads for paying less than 50 bucks? I'm currently 'legalizing' my music library and I still have a couple of thousands of tracks to go, so instead of buying all these through iTunes I could just pay 1 monthly fee for a DJ pool and get thousands of tracks for free?
I know they won't have everything I need, but I'm guessing a whole lot... Seems too good to be true to be honest?

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[OT] Dj Pools have been around for years.. I think that the Dj pool concept could be used to get rid of torrents. By allowing people access to thousands of songs relatively cheap.

Your not "buying" the tracks, but are given the right to play them out. Bullshit if you ask me.

http://www.promoone.com/ is beatport mp3 pool, its very similar to whitelabel.net. but you have to be a high end dj to get access.

Do they have any kind of DRM? If they don't, there's no real difference.

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Originally Posted by JesC

http://www.promoone.com/ is beatport mp3 pool, its very similar to whitelabel.net. but you have to be a high end dj to get access.

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Are you a member JesC..?

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Originally Posted by Karlos Santos

Are you a member JesC..?

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Nope, I said top djs, im nowhere near that level. I wish tho, some day. You got to work hard in this dj game to get ahead.

Most of these Promo Services just require that you gig regularly. You might get on bud.