No.2091
>>2087Soulseek
Redacted.ch
christian_communismChristian Communism No.2093
/mu/'s sharethreads.
No.2095
r*ddit.com/r/riprequests
No.2151
>>2091Did you get invited to Redacted.ch or did you pass the interview?
gentooGentoo No.2154
bros I miss what.cd so badly…
No.2163
gabber.od.ua
No.2164
nyaa.si
ototoy.jp
No.2165
Spotify
The amount of new music I've discovered through Spotify recommendations is worth being a data pig.international_brigadeInternational Brigade
No.2166
>>2165Yeah but have you considered the act of
go fuck yourself?
No.2167
>>2164Ah, I forgot to mention Bandcamp. Also very good site to get music I like to use.
No.2168
archive.org
All the cool netlabels upload their stuff there.
No.2169
Lossless music is peak PMC
No.2170
>>2169Breathing is peak PMC
No.2171
Youtube. Really that simple
No.2172
>>2154There seems to clues on the site that they have a mirror site running somewhere but I was afraid to prod around because it leads you to a bin file download once you get past first clue and I wasn't sure if there was something on it malicious. My assumption is the bin file may contain a message converted into binary code.
>>2165Spotify is terrible for musicians especially any that aren't top 10 charters.
No.2173
>>2172>terrible for musicians>t. someone who pirates their musiclol
international_brigadeInternational Brigade No.2174
>>2173Pirating is better for musicians than Spotify because it doesn't use your money to contribute to the record labels of other artists you don't even listen to that helps keep the status quo of what is popular which helps keep them lesser known outside their niche genre. Musicians primarily make their money from live shows these days because how much their record label takes from music sales and sometimes merchandise. Though ticket sales are unfortunately controlled by corporations too so they still get screwed there too. Point was if there is an ad revenue and subscription setup for listening to music you should use something that actually distributed to the actual music you actually listen to not other unrelated artists and record labels. If you aren't using some ad or subscription based service then if that saves you money from using less of your internet assuming if you pay for your internet that means you can spend more on shows. Spotify has a retarded setup even beyond the standard, it's shaping a new standard.
No.2175
>>2174>Pirating is better for musicians than SpotifyNo, it's not. Whereas an artist would get at least cents from Spotify, the same artist gets nothing when you pirate their music.
No.2176
>>2151Interview, why?
christian_communismChristian Communism No.2179
>>2174>pirating is better for musiciansholy fucking cope
I have nothing against pirating, but faggots like you who try to "morally" justify it are worse than normie moralfags who think it's stealing.
international_brigadeInternational Brigade No.2182
Pirating is pretty based. You're basically ripping off the suits which is awesome in and of itself and as for artists, they appreciate it more if you even listen not to mention promote their songs instead of pocketing a few pennies, at least if we're not talking about huge names who boosted their egos to the point of thinking they're the second coming of Christ.
My first time pirating was a cool drum solo collection with an extraordinary orchestral piece left in there for some reason, it was pretty great finding that gem.
No.2188
>>2163>gabber.od.uaInteresting! Thanks for sharing!
No.2190
>>2189mine was soulja boy
No.2191
>>2179>pirating is better for musicianscope
>pirating and direct donation is better for musicianstriple based by gorillaz
No.2192
Demix, soulseek and rutracker.
No.2213
>>2179Oh no whatever shall they do without the tiny fraction of a penny they could have gotten for you playing a song on Shitify that those generous porkys bestowed upon them as they swim in their sea of money? If you pirate music there is literally nothing that says you can't have money go to the artist later on by other means. There even are artists that encourage people to pirate their music.
No.2220
lossless:
site:rutracker.org flac + whatever you're searching for
No.2223
>>2169>Lossless music is peak PMCRetard pseud, lossless is mainly for archiving because it can be converted to any format without any issues.
No.3785
>>2175and? if you want to be supported, do shows and try to sell physical. all spotify does is give false/untrustworthy inputs for record labels trying to figure out what's popular or not
No.3788
I made three musics. Also, piracy and occasionally buying from indie musicians
No.3789
>>2223This, and/or editing/production.
No.3792
>>3789That's how torrenting and P2P works.
No.3793
>>2222you have to dox your home IP
dropped
>>3792nope, you should be allowed to use a VPN or you're fucking weird
also you probably shouldn't be mentioning the principles of P2P when talking about private trackers. glasshouses and all
No.3925
Youtube to mp3 converter
No.4006
I mostly listen to Japanese doujin music these days:
m.vk.com/doujinmusic
doujinstyle.com
keymusicboxode.blogspot.com
For the most part I'm happy if I find non-bitraped versions of the songs I want at all… lossy, lossless, piracy, online, physical cd, I'll take anything so long as it's high quality (and I can afford it.)
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