Anyone Here Use Record Pools

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Anyone Here Use Record Pools

thought this is probably the best area to ask as i cant see many controller djs using record pools or playing chart music/ hip hop/ rnb etc

anyone got any that they would recommend or any that they would avoid? been meaning for ages to join one but never know were to start as there seems to be hundreds.

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I use DJCity.com and I love it. There are others that are more/less expensive, but I found this to be middle ground (IMO). It’s definitely worth the money, as I have been digging everyday and I find a ton of gems, and they are all top quality. Hope this helps.

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i remember when i was looking a while back latenight records looked good to me, mainly because you could actually browse the website before signing up and it seemed very user friendly. another thing that restricted me from some of them was that iw as based outside the states, but i checked with the latenight and they were more than happy to have me join up.

think ill give them a spin when i get paid

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BPM Supreme looks decent enough. It’s the cheapest and looks like they have all the top40 you need at least. Using DJCity right now and it’s alright I guess.

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i use metrowax, but i like random vinyls more than specifics. thats what DVS is for IMO.
great deals on huge wax packs.

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I personally don’t as I am a house DJ but my buddies use DMS (direct music service) and swear by it. One contributes tracks as well.

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I use http://mp3poolonline.com/ which has a lot of good electro, dubstep and hip hop. Some good moombahton and r&b gems as well. About the only complaint is I wish that they featured more dnb.

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I personally don’t use the pools, i have a few record companies send me new tune. But other than that i spend my time searching and buying them separably

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i use bpmsupreme they have the hip hop, top 40 and house/electro club stuff/edit +videos. I like over djcity for one i dont have do a review on the song and over kill on the bootleg remixes and edit. Tho djcity does have some good remixers, I personally believe in Quality over quality. If you dont like the original, make your own edit with intro/outro, etc.