I realise that means a lot of DJs in this sub have lost gigs and income too, for those that have been doing it on top of a regular job and still have a good income let's show our support buy by paying for music to make sure the flow of music doesn't slow down or stop (it's one of the few things keeping me sane at the moment). Now is more important than ever that we pay for our music, let's keep our favourite artists going, the big benefit to this almost global lockdown is that they've got tons more studio time as they no longer have busy travel schedules so hopefully we'll start seeing an influx of great new tunes coming out soon. Given the current situation with pretty much all club and festival gigs cancelled / postponed this means a large portion of our favourite artists income has been cut off, and it's now down to their native countries governments to top up their income (for those that are offering it). With most small / underground genres the producers aren't making a ton of money, there are a few at the top who could be considered high earners but a lot of their income is topped up by DJing or playing live shows, music sales alone aren't enough to pay the bills for the majority of producers in smaller more niche genres. Now onto the piracy aspect, I'm talking mainly about the smaller underground genres and producers here too, multi-millionaire pop stars and record labels aren't included in what I'm about to say but I'm not saying it's ok to pirate top 40 stuff either. Putting piracy to one side for a moment ripping is bad anyway for us DJs, you lose a lot of quality and ripped tracks aren't suitable to be played out in a club or on any decent sound system, even just while you're getting started I wouldn't use ripped tracks as they'll linger in your collection and when you do start playing gigs you run the risk of playing a crappy quality track by accident. I wanted to talk about torrenting, MP3/FLAC sharing sites or ripping from youtube, soundcloud, spotify etc.
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Hi all, I know this sub may not be the best place for this and I'm not trying to write this to start wars but I've seen a couple of posts discussing ripping or downloading music for free and thought I'd voice my opinion if anyone is interested in hearing it.įirst off it is possible to legally get tracks for free, many producers do free downloads on soundcloud, bandcamp and others, obviously that's not what I'm referring to here. If you're interested in streaming radio or playing some live sets, check out Reddit's own EMP Radio! Weekly Mix Feedback Thread - /r/beatmatch FAQ Looking to hook up with other DJs in your area? Submit your info here:įor IRC users, check out the following channels on freenode IRC: If you know of any more that belong over here, please let us know! User Directory You can probably find that track for purchase at one of the following sites: If you play a track live, please support the artist that spent countless hours producing that track. r/Soundsystem has a wiki that goes over how Sound Systems workįeel free to contribute to this list! Related Subreddits TONS of "learning to DJ" related videos!ĭigital DJ Tips posts a review for EVERY controller Omers on taking Gigs outside of your Normal GenresĮllaskins youtube channel. If someone asks you for your page, that's cool, but unsolicited linking will get your post removed.
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Support the artists who make the music and software you use.Ībsolutely no self-promotion on other people's posts. There are better places for buying/selling gear. If you're posting a mix you MUST post it to the weekly mix thread. Please only post your mixes to the weekly mix thread!.
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