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Originally posted by dj christian Saner? What the hell, wav's should be way cheaper than the physical thing not 0.50 euro cheaper.

Replace "wav's" by "ebook". That's exactly what my colleague who ownes more then 6000 books says about ebooks.

Personally I rather would choose a 320kbps mp3 over wav as in most situations when I'm listening to music I'll not be able to hear the difference at all.

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Originally posted by Trance-MB Replace "wav's" by "ebook". That's exactly what my colleague who ownes more then 6000 books says about ebooks. Personally I rather would choose a 320kbps mp3 over wav as in most situations when I'm listening to music I'll not be able to hear the difference at all.

That last statement would be true if you listens at home or make a mix but playing a 320 vs a WAV actually makes a difference in a good sound-speaker setup in a club.

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Originally posted by dj christian That last statement would be true if you listens at home or make a mix but playing a 320 vs a WAV actually makes a difference in a good sound-speaker setup in a club.

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.

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What's the purpose of buying tracks online?

Cheap, easy, and instant, without losing enough quality to cry over

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Originally posted by FuzzQi Cheap, easy, and instant, without losing enough quality to cry over

Well i thought you'd rip the vinyls to wavs as soon as you get hold of them?

Anyway is it a good idea to rip from vinyl ----> wav and using them to mix on the computer/cd-players?

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Originally posted by dj christian Well i thought you'd rip the vinyls to wavs as soon as you get hold of them? Anyway is it a good idea to rip from vinyl ----> wav and using them to mix on the computer/cd-players?

As I said, no. If you wanna use Vinyl, play Vinyl. Or just buy 320 mp3s. Or bend over and pay for .wavs if you feel like you have to.

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Originally posted by Woonyxoxo As I said, no. If you wanna use Vinyl, play Vinyl. Or just buy 320 mp3s. Or bend over and pay for .wavs if you feel like you have to.

Then i wanna hear your personal reason why i shouldn't.

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Originally posted by dj christian Then i wanna hear your personal reason why i shouldn't.

Read my first post
If you're anal enough about sound quality to buy WAV (honestly I don't think it matters unless you play on a friggin Funktion One system) you really shouldn't play vinyl rips.

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Where are you buying digital files that cost as much as vinyl

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Originally posted by Woonyxoxo As I said, no. If you wanna use Vinyl, play Vinyl. Or just buy 320 mp3s. Or bend over and pay for .wavs if you feel like you have to.

The problem i use both vinyl and a dj midi-controller, you should read my first post. And i do care about quality, i guess im spoiled about it since i have bought vinyls since the last decade.

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?

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quote: Originally posted by bas Where are you buying digital files that cost as much as vinyl

Beatport. No it doesn't cost as much but it's not far away. It's stupid! I wouldn't believe it as cheap as Spotify or other music streaming services but it's ridiculous high.

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Originally posted by bas Where are you buying digital files that cost as much as vinyl

That's almost 20 USD, welcome to Beatport's WAV and EU policies

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