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Sideshowuk
tranceaddict in training

Registered: Jun 2002
Location: Brighton, England

More of a request than a discussion

Hi all,

Hoping somebody can help here. What I am after is somewhere or someone to download some old skool hardcore mixes 1992 vintage. All my old tapes are getting a bit worn (ok, really fuckin worn! hehe).

Hope someone out there can help, I am getting seriously fed up with wobbly tapes here and yes before you say it, I know I should have backed all the tapes up but you know the score I'm sure

Regards from the UK

Sideshowuk

Jun-21-2002 22:40 England

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Maxim303
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Atlanta, GA, USA

check out www.sonicfury.net
they have sets by fairly well known US DJs. click mp3 and realaudio and browse throught it, they have some oldskool sets to download.. quality stuff, actually!

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Jun-21-2002 23:19 Russia

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jeronemango
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: May 2001
Location: Brisbane

try this site

www.tranzfusion.net its and aussie site with heaps of old sets streaming in real and media player .

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Jun-22-2002 03:18 Australia

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newbie
Senior tranceaddict

Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Chicago, USA

If you want to keep your old tapes, with the right equipment, you can copy the tapes to your computer, and then burn to CD. I use cakewalk Pyro, writes WAV files first, and then I convert to MP3 and write to CD.

Jun-22-2002 15:24 United States

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CortexBomb
Slave to the Dark Beat

Registered: Jun 2002
Location: Watching the Waves under Red Skies on My World

quote:
Originally posted by newbie
If you want to keep your old tapes, with the right equipment, you can copy the tapes to your computer, and then burn to CD. I use cakewalk Pyro, writes WAV files first, and then I convert to MP3 and write to CD.

The prob is that it sounds like his tapes are already fried though man.

Probs like this are why I always rip stuff to .wav and encode them over as soon as I get them on a degradable format like vinyl or casette.

Good luck finding replacements for your stuff now that AG is down though

Jun-22-2002 15:31 United Nations

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heydj70
Senior tranceaddict

Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Florida, U.S.A

quote:
Originally posted by Maxim303
check out www.sonicfury.net
they have sets by fairly well known US DJs. click mp3 and realaudio and browse throught it, they have some oldskool sets to download.. quality stuff, actually!

Thanks for the link. I've been looking for some Old Skool stuff myself....