Originally posted by idoru
This is nothing new, and I'm talking about within the record industry, not just on Beatport. I've spent enough time at record stores digging through vinyl, and there have always been producers that don't properly master their music and labels that will put out said horrible-quality tracks. It's a hell of a lot more common than you'd think.
Yes, of course it's nothing new, but I've never heard such a disaster to this degree. It's unlistenable.
quality control fail. It seems like the blame should be BP's but I wouldn't put my marbles all on them. One of my harddrives recently went kapoot and thankfully BP let me re-download all the music i had purchased which was around 50 tracks.
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Aug-08-2011 16:22
bas
Stronger Lover
Registered: Jul 2004
Location: Here I Am Baby
Beatport doesn't do anything to the music before they upload it. If there's a problem that's on the label/producer, not BP.
Quality control isn't Beatport's job, they're a retail store selling someone else's product. Quality control falls on the heads of the people sending music to Beatport the same way a clothing company sends clothes to a department store.
Originally posted by bas
Beatport doesn't do anything to the music before they upload it. If there's a problem that's on the label/producer, not BP.
Quality control isn't Beatport's job, they're a retail store selling someone else's product. Quality control falls on the heads of the people sending music to Beatport the same way a clothing company sends clothes to a department store.
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Aug-08-2011 21:03
-FSP-
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Aug 2008
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Isn't beatport strict about quality control though? They seem to only want you to release if you are already an established artist or label, are a part of an aggregator, and if you aren't one of those two, they want to see your next three releases (of which 2 can't be your productions, and they can't be remixes of your productions) before you get the ok i thought. And after that mess is done, I thought you have to reach a quota.
I go through beatport a lot, and I think those tunes and labels are just aberrations.
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Aug-08-2011 21:29
idoru
You Can Call Me Al
Registered: May 2004
Location: Cascadia
quote:
Originally posted by -FSP-
Isn't beatport strict about quality control though? They seem to only want you to release if you are already an established artist or label, are a part of an aggregator, and if you aren't one of those two, they want to see your next three releases (of which 2 can't be your productions, and they can't be remixes of your productions) before you get the ok i thought. And after that mess is done, I thought you have to reach a quota.
I go through beatport a lot, and I think those tunes and labels are just aberrations.
You can be all of that and still put out horrible music.
Aug-08-2011 23:03
Mr.Mystery
Static Guru
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Vantaa
quote:
Originally posted by -FSP-
Isn't beatport strict about quality control though?
Who gives a shit about quality control when there's money to be made?