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View Poll Results: What is your favorite download store? | |||
PlayItTonight.com | 7 | 36.84% | |
Beatport.com | 8 | 42.11% | |
traxsource.com | 0 | 0% | |
djdownloads.com | 0 | 0% | |
trackitdown.net | 0 | 0% | |
other... | 4 | 21.05% | |
Voters: 19. You may not vote on this poll |
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Well maybe if you guys would hurry up with the new Axwell remix of Nelly Furtados latest "Promiscouse" Id be all over it....
Totaly kidding :P I actualy find Play It Tonight allot faster then the other (that slit second means allot!) I also like the way you guys divide your styles better... ps bring back the latin section plz and thx! |
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Fair enough! Can't argue with that. They are the giant of our industry.
That being said, we have been adding 50 labels per week (Over 5000 songs per week) so we are going to catch up eventually. :D How do our sites compare in other aspects than catalouge size? |
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I'm guessing your screen resolution is turned way up, and the right side pane is for your last previewed samples Most of my shopping consists of traxsource and beatport. My only complaint with traxsource: the price and everyone has the same promos Get those new hotties uploaded Seany! |
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yeah, it's cause your res is so high. the frame at the right is where the player appears when you demo a track. |
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I really like your site. Although I can't find my credit card so I have to keep on using the sites I currently support. Soon though.
I do use Beatport. I have tracked so many classic tracks from that site as well as some great rare gems. I like it b/c of the great selection. I also like the idea of charts. Its really cool to see that alot of the top djs/producers play some of the same tunes as me. I start to like one producer and low and behold I get a taste of what kind of tunes he plays. Usually the music he plays is alot like the music he produces which gives me countless links to new music that all sounds alike. some other notable sites are bleep.com and addictech. this whole mp3 digging thing is not nearly as much of a challange as record shopping was. |