Not too new tracks and bit rate

[papo]

The very fact that the site has legal in the name is a very good indication that they are illegal. My friend used one that used a credit system, worked out about 30p a song, thought it was legal. That was the first time I came across this illegal pay site scam. They're basically MP3 search engines, but have the cheek to charge, and they're all based in countries were the RIAA and such have trouble getting their way.

i know. it was my way of the saying the same thing, without actually saying "illegal".

just trying to be "nice" about it.

[rawwwr]

The very fact that the site has legal in the name is a very good indication that they are illegal. My friend used one that used a credit system, worked out about 30p a song, thought it was legal. That was the first time I came across this illegal pay site scam. They're basically MP3 search engines, but have the cheek to charge, and they're all based in countries were the RIAA and such have trouble getting their way.

Lol... thank you :c
Next time I'll buy from beatport/djtunes, I don't want to get scammed D:

Edit: I just read around itnernet, and they're legal, but they are hosted on Russia (http://www.legalsounds.com/LegalInfo), so the prices are that cheap, because they don't need to pay high taxes, etc..., they don't have a great selection as djtunes/beatport/itunes, but at least they are cheap it_s_something.png

[Sambo]

Don't forget iTunes, Junorecords and stompy.

Trackitdown and Traxsource are also pretty good. In fact trackitdown is really good.

[rawwwr]

Don't forget iTunes, Junorecords and stompy.

Trackitdown and Traxsource are also pretty good. In fact trackitdown is really good.

The problem I had on trackitdown, is this: I mix and produce minimal, and well... is pretty hard to find stores that have "minimal" as a genre, so it's pretty hard to find new tracks, etc... :c

[Sambo]

That's all I can find on any site recently, haha. Trackitdown puts that stuff under Deep/Tech. Click deep/tech house at the top, then on that page, theres a drop down box near the top that says genre/tag, open that and minimal is one of the first option. Bam!

[rawwwr]

That's all I can find on any site recently, haha. Trackitdown puts that stuff under Deep/Tech. Click deep/tech house at the top, then on that page, theres a drop down box near the top that says genre/tag, open that and minimal is one of the first option. Bam!

Aw, thanks dude!
You helped me a lot!!! *w*
I wish I could give you some rep

[b1sh0p]

IMO, if there's one thing to not be cheap about, it's buying tunes. A lot of underground producers aren't making shit. Every little bit helps. $1 a tune won't kill you.

[Sambo]

Aw, thanks dude!
You helped me a lot!!! *w*
I wish I could give you some rep

We'll just pretend there is a button.

Off topic but also on topic... How hard is digging for 90's 12" mixes in 320 online? I find that with the current rising deep wave trend, you can throw in a lot of 90's anthems in with the top 40 crowd and they absolutely blow the dancefloor to pieces, but the 320 down to whatever bitrate the 90's track is at really sucks out the energy for me. The pissed up crowd go bananas, but for me the magic is lost without that crisp 320 bass/treble.

[johney]

compilation cds n that.

[SirReal]

compilation cds n that.

Unfortunately most compilation CD's from the 90's were mixed and not individual tunes. Kinda hard to find that stuff at a good bit rate. I just ripped alot of it from vinyl, myself but that's incredibly time consuming and tedious work.