Finding Music for my Upcoming Gig

[djphaidon]

mymp3pool.com is also a good source, although sometimes the quality of the tracks is questionable. If you are just starting, and need a ton of tracks, sign up for mymp3pool for 20 bucks, download everything you can going back as far as you can, and there's a complete library spanning back a few years.

I personally use Promo Only Online (POOL). It's really expensive, but the downloads are in lossless format, which I convert to high quality .m4a for playback in crossDJ. When Cross supports Apple lossless, I will be able to go back and re-download every track that my subscription covers, and play the lossless version. All tracks are studio quality, and mastered, unlike most of the other services that offer "promo" services for artists. Most of the hits are also given out before release with POOL, and the selection is very broad.

[daniel clark]

remember the money you pay for the music /services is only half the cost ,,,, prepare for back up

[rhopkins]

Boomkat.com is my favourite. Have never understood why Beatport is so expensive.

[djphaidon]

Also, just a little tip for those that want all there stuff saved in the cloud available for download. Bitcasa.com give you UNLIMITED space for $70 a year. I have over 300 gb saved in the cloud, with perfect mirroring, and versioning. Never can be too carefull.

[Hannes]

Do you know where the cloud-servers are?
In case the internet and your own copies break down...

[rhopkins]

Do you know where the cloud-servers are?
In case the internet and your own copies break down...

Yeah, I mean, North Korea could be about to bomb those servers

[Hannes]

dude, no joking bout that

obviously mad dictators are no problem to the UN etc.
Tbh I'm pretty shure that Kim Dotcom has a higher badboy-rating than Kim Jong

[Blackbrook]

dude, no joking bout that

obviously mad dictators are no problem to the UN etc.
Tbh I'm pretty shure that Kim Dotcom has a higher badboy-rating than Kim Jong

[Hannes]