Dj Power Tools

[DnBass]

if its just a email link doesnt that mean it can be forwarded to anyone :O ??

That sir is a very good point.

[keeb]

I doubt the tracks have DRM on them, so you could also just e-mail the files to anyone. That being said, it doesn't make it right. That being said I think $15 for a soundpack which, prior to the commercialization of DJTT would undoubtedly have been free, is a bit weak.

[Nephew]

$15 for a soundpack which, prior to the commercialization of DJTT would undoubtedly have been free, is a bit weak.

And so it begins....

[tyfurious]

I doubt the tracks have DRM on them, so you could also just e-mail the files to anyone. That being said, it doesn't make it right. That being said I think $15 for a soundpack which, prior to the commercialization of DJTT would undoubtedly have been free, is a bit weak.

We've all been thinking it... Or at least I have.

[Dave Dj]

any news ?

@ who has bought the PT, have you followed steps 2/5/6 the checkout ?

[GeekGod]

Just purchased online. Got an email immediately with the download links. Proceeded with Chrome to download a number of them but then the last 3 would not download so I switched over to FireFox and grabbed the remaining 3. All unzipped OK.

[lethal_pizzle]

Interesting idea... I don't hear anything that'll suit the genres I play though...

...to be honest, they are fairly niche I reckon... the problem being that you're basically teasing some amazing awesomeness that you're never going to develop.... because they aren't full tunes... good for controllerist routines maybe.

I like the pentatonic idea... what would be fairly awesome is a program that you feed various notes sampled from tracks at... which then spits out the relevant 'pentatonic' files. Instant (and applied) powertools.

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edit: it's just dubstep at the minute, just noticed that; makes sense really as it is suited to the content.

[R2thekore]

I still haven't got any sort of download link what-so-ever... ... ... Weird

[Coldfuzion]

That being said I think $15 for a soundpack which, prior to the commercialization of DJTT would undoubtedly have been free, is a bit weak.

Just curious, you want someone to create products that they've been working on for a very long time and usually give out free advice and free tips to give out more things for free? How do you expect them to pay for the servers, pay the staff, and keep this place running the way it does? They need to generate profit. I bought the entire pack and was more than willing to pay the $50 just to support DJTT.

My guess though from what i've read is that you don't pay for your own music as well. But like I said, it's jus a guess.

[R2thekore]

I agree... I don't mind paying the money to support them, I'd just like to obtain what I payed for.... I've been waiting around all day to see if it'd come in an email or something... I'm about to be off of work in an hour and I really hope to play around with this stuff...