
By Antonym
Tue Feb 15, 2005 9:52 pm
this is an excellent way to get free music.
hey, i'm a student at George mason university, and i just stumbled across something beautiful.
recently picked up serato scratch live (lets you scratch digital sounds via usb, indistinguishable from vinyl--and you can scratch vinyl too, so as to not offend the purists) and a turntable. adding that to my mpc1k and computer recording setup i have a pretty powerful dormroom studio. i already have 10000 mp3s, but i'm always looking out for more.
walking into my university library, i found an ENORMOUS room full of cds - classical, ethnic, contemporary - an entire sample library of soemwhat dated music. it's all gold, too - no cd you take out is useless.
i suggest scoping out any available library you have. this has drastically improved my means. hopefully it will assist someone else, as well.
hey, i'm a student at George mason university, and i just stumbled across something beautiful.
recently picked up serato scratch live (lets you scratch digital sounds via usb, indistinguishable from vinyl--and you can scratch vinyl too, so as to not offend the purists) and a turntable. adding that to my mpc1k and computer recording setup i have a pretty powerful dormroom studio. i already have 10000 mp3s, but i'm always looking out for more.
walking into my university library, i found an ENORMOUS room full of cds - classical, ethnic, contemporary - an entire sample library of soemwhat dated music. it's all gold, too - no cd you take out is useless.
i suggest scoping out any available library you have. this has drastically improved my means. hopefully it will assist someone else, as well.





