What's the purpose of buying tracks online?

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Posted by Chimney on Oct-14-2011 16:02:

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Originally posted by Woonyxoxo
Vinyl rips.

Posted by Trance-M on Oct-14-2011 19:33:

Posted by Trance-M on Oct-14-2011 19:38:

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Originally posted by dj christian
But that's not important, it seems i can't mix them both. The midi-controller is crude and i can't have it between my Technics like a single cd-player. Damn why did i buy the midi-controller in the first place?

What about midi player and vinyl attached to another mixer, or a midi player with an input for vinyl or did I miss something?

Posted by Acton on Oct-14-2011 19:43:

This thread is about 6 years too late.

Posted by Lunar Phase 7 on Oct-14-2011 19:47:

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Originally posted by Acton
This thread is about 6 years too late.

And weirdly it's actually starting to get cheaper to buy older tracks from CD and vinyl than the mp3 download.

Posted by Acton on Oct-14-2011 19:56:

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Originally posted by Lunar Phase 7
And weirdly it's actually starting to get cheaper to buy older tracks from CD and vinyl than the mp3 download.

I've certainly come across many cases.

It's a standard business model, though. The lower the demand, the lower the price (in general).

Posted by klappa on Oct-18-2011 16:11:

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Originally posted by Chimney
You're just full of shit more and more as days pass. You think club music systems, or festivals are axed on sound-quality? You think regular DJs buy .wavs?

You apparently haven't got the slightest fucking clue about hi-fi audio.

If you say I'm so full of shit ill be more than happy to lay my shit in your mouth so i don't have to hear more harassment's from you.

Anyway i made up my mind to sell the midi-controller, it's useless since i can't use it no more other than the Serato crap software programs.

I am going for the Denon DN-S1200's instead which i can put beside my Technics players instead.

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