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do you still buy records?

yes, often
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occasionally
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never
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do people with serato still buy records

Post by laurent__duval » Thu Sep 03, 2009 11:10 pm

just wondering

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Post by dj vk - snakebite ent. » Thu Sep 03, 2009 11:28 pm

Very occasionally.

I've more or less stopped buying them but whenever a really big tune comes out, such as a DMZ release, it's a straight cop.

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Post by hubsmoke » Fri Sep 04, 2009 4:34 am

i use serato, but i buy records every so often, instead of just a couple i've been buying like 15 at a time and that's been keeping me occupied i guess.

i wish i had a local record shop that stocked more than one burial and one skream record. shipping costs/conversion rates suck :'(

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Post by claw » Fri Sep 04, 2009 5:09 am

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Post by spire » Fri Sep 04, 2009 6:37 am

hubsmoke wrote:i use serato, but i buy records every so often, instead of just a couple i've been buying like 15 at a time and that's been keeping me occupied i guess.

i wish i had a local record shop that stocked more than one burial and one skream record. shipping costs/conversion rates suck :'(
shipping rates and conversions rock! what are you talkin about? $10 for a single release and $18ish for a double pack is hella cheap. those are the prices i pay from chemical and redeye.

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Post by ianfm » Fri Sep 04, 2009 7:55 am

Spire wrote:
hubsmoke wrote:i use serato, but i buy records every so often, instead of just a couple i've been buying like 15 at a time and that's been keeping me occupied i guess.

i wish i had a local record shop that stocked more than one burial and one skream record. shipping costs/conversion rates suck :'(
shipping rates and conversions rock! what are you talkin about? $10 for a single release and $18ish for a double pack is hella cheap. those are the prices i pay from chemical and redeye.
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Post by Preacha » Fri Sep 04, 2009 10:00 am

i have serato but still buy 12"s frequently
i dont think i'll ever stop buying vinyl

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Good chaps!

Post by smutfist » Fri Sep 04, 2009 10:45 am

Just set up a label dealing in vinyl. Sometimes i feel a bit nuts for doing so, but troopers like yourselves will (hopefully) allow it to flourish!

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Re: Good chaps!

Post by laurent__duval » Fri Sep 04, 2009 1:59 pm

Smutfist wrote:Just set up a label dealing in vinyl. Sometimes i feel a bit nuts for doing so, but troopers like yourselves will (hopefully) allow it to flourish!

So, thanks!
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Post by laurent__duval » Fri Sep 04, 2009 2:25 pm

Matt3r wrote: i assume it's the most efficient, greenest way to cop it.
do we need to think green with our music purchases aswell now??

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Re: do people with serato still buy records

Post by shaan » Wed Sep 23, 2009 2:49 am

I've actually started buying more since i went to serato from CDs - i'm already taking two vinyl - might as well take a few more right? plus i've got that "feel" back which i lost with CDJ's making any vinyl mix a trainwreck after using cdjs for an extended period of time.

so biggup serato - made me buy more vinyl than i have in a few years!!
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Re: do people with serato still buy records

Post by airtight » Wed Sep 23, 2009 6:52 am

Yes, I simply am exponentially more discerning of which records I buy.
I still buy dubstep on vinyl here and there, but most of what I collect on wax is either Soul/Funk or Reggae/Roots.

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Post by G31 » Wed Sep 23, 2009 9:07 am

wot airtight said !!! :!:

u just become incredibly picky about what you want gathering dust in your record collection which is now sprawlin out of controll across your living room/studio/attic!!
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Re: do people with serato still buy records

Post by abZ » Wed Sep 23, 2009 12:05 pm

I still buy vinyl but no dubstep/dance.

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Post by 1017_duck » Wed Sep 23, 2009 4:40 pm

ianfm wrote:
Spire wrote:
hubsmoke wrote:i use serato, but i buy records every so often, instead of just a couple i've been buying like 15 at a time and that's been keeping me occupied i guess.

i wish i had a local record shop that stocked more than one burial and one skream record. shipping costs/conversion rates suck :'(
shipping rates and conversions rock! what are you talkin about? $10 for a single release and $18ish for a double pack is hella cheap. those are the prices i pay from chemical and redeye.
They're alright if you're importing more than 1 thing. You gotta be clever when you buy bulk.
QFT, I buy about fifteen 12"s every two weeks or so. Shipping is usually only $10-15, I don't think that's so terrible..

But yeah, I never order just a few at a time...
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Re: do people with serato still buy records

Post by plastician » Wed Sep 23, 2009 4:58 pm

i still buy stuff on vinyl but its predominantly old stuff - old grime and uk garage stuff.

i get pretty much everything sent to me in wav or 320 from everyone whose music i'd go out and buy on vinyl.

i always buy albums on cd too. i like the artwork and sleeves
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Post by kastor » Wed Sep 23, 2009 9:15 pm

I buy my weekly dose of vinyl and rip everything to wav so I don't have to drag a recordbox with me when playing out.
Don't ask me why but I prefer playing ripped wav files to wav files I bought from Beatport etc., maybe because it got those pops and cracks in it.

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Re: do people with serato still buy records

Post by shaan » Wed Sep 23, 2009 9:35 pm

plastician wrote:
i get pretty much everything sent to me in wav or 320 from everyone whose music i'd go out and buy on vinyl.

That' be nice! :lol:
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