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  • January 1, 2012 at 6:23 am #12201
    Yuki Sorrelwood
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    I personally would stay away from buying the pools. You can end up waiting your money on songs that you will never play. I would stick with places such as djdownload.com or any site that allows you to pick your music, but be smart and look at the quality of your music first. I prefer to use FLAC or CDs in my sets to keep all the music at top quality. And if i get any MP3 file it must be 256kbs or higher. If the file is any lower I dont waste my time. I rather have great sounding music then to have all 100 of the greatest hits of this week.

    January 2, 2012 at 3:56 am #1002490
    Jadori
    Member

    I agree that some record pools are expensive. However, if you really dig you can find some legal record pools that are free to use. For example, I found one called Digiwaxx, which specializes in Urban and Pop music. I noticed that they have a good combination of mainstream and indie and unsigned artists. The only thing they require is for you to send comments to the artist and review the track itself.

    To me I feel that is good because not only does it give the artist feedback but it also helps you to how to critique music and developing your “DJ” ear.

    January 2, 2012 at 5:38 pm #1002497
    Phil Morse
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    Mobile guys in particular find them useful.

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