because I anytime have internet here, and I listen to music when cooking.
I just open youtube on my phone and audition it on my JBL extreme

Besides that I don't lisen to single songs after each other, I prefer nonstop DJ Mixes.

So either I go to youtube, soundcloud, mixcloud or I just stream my own dj mixes from my NAS. When I find a mix with some nice tracks in them I just seach for them and buy them from the musician and create my own djmix. etc.,. Why downloading all the stuff I never want to hear again

 

oh wow I didn't know that it gave you offline playability

 

Ah I see, thats makes sense. I was just wondering what DJ's use now to get their music since there aren't really any mainstream p2ps anymore. CD's arent used much anymore either, and I haven't really seen anyone use vinyl is years, it's all didgital formats now.

 

I am just a producer / liveact but if I would be a professional DJ I just would listen to music on youtube or elsewhere, collect songs I love and then buy them on beatport / bandcamp. Or just go trough Beatport/bandcamp (bandcamp has no psychill genre option ?!)

 

Thanks a LOT.!!

 

open https://open.spotify.com/ , search album. right click -> share-> copy album link

https://spotifydown.com/

paste link and enjoy

 

I've downloaded like 6tb of flac from deezer

 

i tried soulseek before but found it complicated to use,anyone else experience that?

 

sometimes soulseek requires a little setup to get running properly. if you search for something popular and get no results, or only a few results, you probably need to forward a port in your router's gateway setup. there are guides all over the internet to help with this, but we can probably talk you through it if you want some help.

other than that (i assume you're using soulseekQt for PC), you just need to set up your shared folder, your downloads folder, and play with any options you want regarding bandwidth limits etc. once you have soulseek set up right, it's a dream to use. there's nothing i'd rather use to download music. i find the "old-fashioned" P2P architecture utterly charming, particularly if you hit up people to chat after you go rummaging through their music collections.

 

I think it's quite easy to use, it works kind of like old school FTPs. It's p2p but you can click a user and see what files they have shared, then you can choose what you'd like to download. It's a pretty basic search as well.

 

I had no idea what beat port is, you're talking to a guy who just returned to the internet after 15+ years plus lol. I'd used my phone like eveyone else for my daily shit, and reading articles and music etc. However, coming back into the realm of music production I felt lost. I'm getting a pretty good handle on things now.

 

Thanks for this its got everything

 

it is not at all worse than any of its other 1999 competitors, that it has lasted 25 years suggests it is also way better

god I'm old

 

remember audiogalaxy?