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TripleDecks.com is Closing after 6 Years (pg. 5)
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| Cataclysmic |
Holy , well done in busting this store. You know what, it's a pretty sad state of affairs. How is the industry ever going to be able to convince fans to buy their MP 3's, when like this happens? Stores like this are killing it for legitimate businesses.
I don't think that this store is a fair reflection of the scene we have here in Toronto. It's not what it was, but you cannot discount the whole scene based on the way that one company chooses to operate. |
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| bucky |
So, one CD means the whole company is damned? Do you guys know the history of tripledecks?
There's recently been stores in Toronto selling bootlegs of Northern Exposure, shouldn't those stores be damned for selling copies where the producers of the tracks dont get anything?
I just can't believe some of ya have your panties all bunched up over one song that slipped by. |
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| DJ NGE |
| quote: | Originally posted by MaRt
Ah, true. Next time I'll stick to 192kbps, make the sound muffled and put in a few major skips too. Incidentally, a big fat you to whoever ripped my promo vinyl. 99% of vinyl rips are total , but when it comes to my first and now probably only vinyl, the rip is perfect. Twat! |
And don't forget to name the Remix after the Release Group :toothless |
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| retiro |
This is so funny! They've been caught bang to rights, mutha f*****s!
Question to Robert, Haak and Passiva etc: How did these tunes get leaked in the first place? Who's fault is it? |
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| Robert |
| quote: | Originally posted by retiro
This is so funny! They've been caught bang to rights, mutha f*****s!
Question to Robert, Haak and Passiva etc: How did these tunes get leaked in the first place? Who's fault is it? |
that's not really the issue here. judging by the time the mix appeared in the amateur section, most (not all) tracks were already released on vinyl. but this isn't a case of abusing mp3s, it's about making a demo mix and (trying to) selling it. |
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| retiro |
| quote: | Originally posted by Robert
that's not really the issue here. judging by the time the mix appeared in the amateur section, most (not all) tracks were already released on vinyl. but this isn't a case of abusing mp3s, it's about making a demo mix and (trying to) selling it. |
Freefall sounds great Robert! |
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| Dj XtReMe |
im pretty sure destiny has done this for a while where they work with Tripledecks to sell sets from DJs who played @ wemf...i would imagine that they sign a contract stating their wemf set is going to get sold..but then again i really would know...im guessing! :conf: |
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| bucky |
| yes, destiny, and every other production company that has live sets up there from there events are with permission from the dj's. |
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| Robert |
| quote: | Originally posted by bucky
yes, destiny, and every other production company that has live sets up there from there events are with permission from the dj's. |
what about the record labels? |
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| bucky |
Why don't you ask that to the DJ's who give permission to there sets being recorded.
While you're at it, goto Numb, and every other record store that sells tapes and give them a hard time to. |
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