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    Quote Originally Posted by emp View Post
    www.whitelable.net allthough you need serato gear to make em play in 320kbp instead of 32kbps
    How does they enforce that then?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rvltion909 View Post
    just found this

    http://www2.mp3whitelabel.com

    btw...that whole sleep thing I posted about a while back is going greeeeeeeeat

    however (weekday drinking stops this week...hooray)
    what the heck is www2.? sounds dodgy. gratz on the sleep thing. but as far as not drinking on weekdays goes, well i'm just dissapointed
    Quote Originally Posted by dripstep View Post
    Kaon, none of that has to do with drum and bass.

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    lol that website had like 15 dnb tracks and no dubstep tracks
    Quote Originally Posted by dripstep View Post
    Kaon, none of that has to do with drum and bass.

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    i think they come in different forms nowadays, like in the form of bootleg rmxs.
    soundcloud.com/hpntk / soundcloud.com/freakstep
    freakstep.com / thefreakbeat.com
    me on beatport / me on djtunes
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    My solution: Pay some one to whack them so you don't have any competition

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    Quote Originally Posted by Teiresias View Post
    How does they enforce that then?
    Dunno, I poked around a bit because I was curious. They do indeed show up as 32 kbit files. I'm guessing they've crammed in the data in between the mpeg frames or something (fileformats aren't my strong point, so just guessing). Might be encrypted, but probably just scattered around in the file in some way that makes it possible for serato to decode them.

    Either way, the catalouge didn't appeal to much to me. But the idea of free whitelabel stuff when you play with serato is def. a nice marketing trick.

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