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So how many tracks do you have?????? Just curious.

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So how many tracks do you have?????? Just curious. Posted on: 09.07.2013 by Lanie Priske Title says it all. For only DJing for about a year i have around 260.
Ara Tima 17.07.2013	Originally Posted by lucidstrings One I've really wanted to find but can't is Kate bush running up that hill infusion remix.. Still got my copy... Tune and a half that one.
Jonathan Chiuchiolo 17.07.2013	Originally Posted by joediesel drive wont spin, cant be read by any computer. I know that shes in bad shape. It has about 30k tracks on it, but its literally my entire music collection from my 25 years of life. I guess Ill hold off till drive recovery is a bit cheaper until then when my drives fail I just buy a new housing of ebay for a few dollars, then just transplant everything. I've had 3 hard drives fail and this fixed all of them
Doreen Schurle 16.07.2013	Originally Posted by joediesel drive wont spin, cant be read by any computer. I know that shes in bad shape. It has about 30k tracks on it, but its literally my entire music collection from my 25 years of life. I guess Ill hold off till drive recovery is a bit cheaper until then Does it show up as connected in the BIOS? Doesn't really matter if you can see the partitions etc in Windows, but if the BIOS can see the CONTROLLER then you can try using SpinRite.
Yuonne Losure 18.07.2013	Digital: 657 lossless files. However ~100 are "retired" (ie, after buying/owning for awhile I've decided they didn't make the cut). Vinyl: I'm down to 24 crates, but need to have another sale.
Joesph Kasian 17.07.2013	I wish I had the time in the day to count my entire storage locker of vinyl, vinyl in the loft AND digital music on 4 different hard drives, 2 laptops and a studio PC. I have far too much music. But never enough.
Nga Mcquarter 17.07.2013	in 2 laptops and 1 pendrive I have around 2000 "DJ" tracks from end 2011 till now + around 500 "listen" tracks + 30 albums + I wanna dig more in summer
Tamela Batara 17.07.2013	About 6000 digital files, and around 3000 records. So I would guestimate somewhere around 12-15,000 individual tracks. Not including albums / complations...
Lura Chancey 17.07.2013	About 10,000. Singles, albums, instrumentals, short sounds, scratch sounds, acapella's. Mainly build out of tracks ripped from my CD's, vinyl and online music stores. Also have around a 1000 records laying around.
Keturah Wasco 17.07.2013	I used to have 60k+ but you know you can't play that all. so I filtered and picked 4000 songs and then erased rest of them. now I also have 700 best picks out of 4000.
Ara Tima 17.07.2013	Originally Posted by lucidstrings One I've really wanted to find but can't is Kate bush running up that hill infusion remix.. Still got my copy... Tune and a half that one.
Lana Akey 17.07.2013	I've been djing for a little over a year now and I'm sitting around 400-500 tracks, not much but I know them all inside and out.
Jonathan Chiuchiolo 17.07.2013	Originally Posted by joediesel drive wont spin, cant be read by any computer. I know that shes in bad shape. It has about 30k tracks on it, but its literally my entire music collection from my 25 years of life. I guess Ill hold off till drive recovery is a bit cheaper until then when my drives fail I just buy a new housing of ebay for a few dollars, then just transplant everything. I've had 3 hard drives fail and this fixed all of them
Trista Karle 17.07.2013	I usually dj with 20k on my ssd electronic music spanning from early 90s and mostly digital copies of vinyl I've owned. It was much larger but in 2003 I had a 80gb drive that contained a lot of my rare white labels crash and after recovery only about 40gb was salvageable due to glitching in the recovery processes.. One I've really wanted to find but can't is Kate bush running up that hill infusion remix.. Sasha vs garbage expanding girl .. This one I reconstructed it to repair the glitchy because of the rarity of it an that it was only glitched in one spot... Had some really rare gems that I wish I wouldn't of had lost or stolen in the early 2000s I estimate roughy 100whites/test presses with unreleased mixes .... That all said I keep multiple copies now of my own vinyl rips.
Federico Vilas 16.07.2013	I have over 90,000 tracks BUT play off of around 500-1000 tracks if that
Doreen Schurle 16.07.2013	Originally Posted by joediesel drive wont spin, cant be read by any computer. I know that shes in bad shape. It has about 30k tracks on it, but its literally my entire music collection from my 25 years of life. I guess Ill hold off till drive recovery is a bit cheaper until then Does it show up as connected in the BIOS? Doesn't really matter if you can see the partitions etc in Windows, but if the BIOS can see the CONTROLLER then you can try using SpinRite.
Aurelia Medwick 16.07.2013	drive wont spin, cant be read by any computer. I know that shes in bad shape. It has about 30k tracks on it, but its literally my entire music collection from my 25 years of life. I guess Ill hold off till drive recovery is a bit cheaper until then
Doreen Schurle 16.07.2013	Originally Posted by joediesel I believe this is my problem. Drive wont spin up, rather makes kind of a clicking noise. Know of any decent, decently priced recovery services? No such thing I'm afraid. If you can see your drive in the BIOS then give SpinRite a go. If SpinRite doesn't work, it's a freezer/radiator job, and if THAT doesn't work, then we're into drive disassembly territory. If you can't even see the drive in the BIOS, it's usually a controller problem.
Aurelia Medwick 16.07.2013	Originally Posted by Polygon This will be my last post for some time (hiatus before the 1000th post, i'm weird like that), but given that he's had the click of death that might mean head damage, so a new controller wouldn't do anything in that event. In that case, recovery services are his only option... I believe this is my problem. Drive wont spin up, rather makes kind of a clicking noise. Know of any decent, decently priced recovery services?
Pablo Siske 15.07.2013	I'm on about 1,500 tracks, that just in my "House, Electro, Tech" folder. doesn't include my Trance or Psy-Trance stuff.
Jetta Drenzek 15.07.2013	Enough. And that's all you need.
Jonas Hanway 15.07.2013	Been collecting since 03/04. Tracks going back to mid to late 90's. Maybe further. All house music in some form. Pretty much just filled a 750GB hard drive. Majority is MP3 192-320Kbs. I daren't count, because that would just illuminate how much I have to sort out as I have no filing system whatsoever.
Ninfa Larranaga 15.07.2013	bajillionms
Vikki Voshall 14.07.2013	If I'm counting everything on my HDDs that I have laying about, it's probably upwards of 40,000. On the PC I use for mobiles/clubs every week, I've slimmed it down to about 3500-4000. It's constantly changing though - subbing out older/less popular stuff for new or trendy songs.
Ara Tima 14.07.2013	I got around 3000 digital files on my DJ laptop. 500 or so records, 500 or so CDs and a pile of old HDDs under the bed that probably have 10,000+ tracks, I haven't looked at those for 5-10 years though so god knows whats on there, some of the stuff is from the Napster days so it's probably better it stays under the bed.
Luke Loughin 14.07.2013	8165 at the moment only 2193 of actual 'EDM'
Marjorie Fallucca 10.07.2013	45000 in iTunes. 1200 in Traktor. I have been collecting for over 20 years. It took me two years to burn all my CDs and a lot of time to rip my vinyl.
Towanda Roads 10.07.2013	About 4900 on the laptop but almost 10000 on the desk, I'm a huge metal fan and had a big hip-hop kick years back so those are still on the main drive but can't mix metal for the public so I keep that shit for rainy days.
Lannie Kutay 10.07.2013	about 84,000 now, from years of collecting and pooling and i do mobiles
Addie Engbrecht 10.07.2013	a little over 1000. I try to be good about only keeping music I can use, and getting rid of tracks that don't work anymore.
Rufus Ondrick 10.07.2013	Originally Posted by mdcdesign If the BIOS doesn't see the drive at all then it's probably a controller failure. The data might still be intact, but you'll need a new controller board. If I had the drive here I could tell you definitively; your best bet is to find somewhere in your area who's DEEP in technology (not a shop or "recovery service" as they'll charge you $1000) and get them to double check the drive's controller in a few other systems. If the controller checks out and it's a physical problem, then running SpinRite on the drive might get some of it back. Saying that, if you're using a Mac you're probably fucked regardless of what the problem is; HPFS+ is notoriously difficult to recover data from a failure. Well there's my shining light of hope, I'll probably have to do some research locally on what company or who can do this for me but im sure data recovery from this drive would cost no less than 1k whoever it may be but that's just me i just hope im dead wrong on this one
Dannie Dimora 10.07.2013	Originally Posted by mdcdesign If the BIOS doesn't see the drive at all then it's probably a controller failure. The data might still be intact, but you'll need a new controller board. If I had the drive here I could tell you definitively; your best bet is to find somewhere in your area who's DEEP in technology (not a shop or "recovery service" as they'll charge you $1000) and get them to double check the drive's controller in a few other systems. If the controller checks out and it's a physical problem, then running SpinRite on the drive might get some of it back. Saying that, if you're using a Mac you're probably fucked regardless of what the problem is; HPFS+ is notoriously difficult to recover data from a failure. This will be my last post for some time (hiatus before the 1000th post, i'm weird like that), but given that he's had the click of death that might mean head damage, so a new controller wouldn't do anything in that event. In that case, recovery services are his only option...
Doreen Schurle 10.07.2013	Originally Posted by tothecloudd Thanks Patch, Let's hope they are in a better place now. I'm not entirely sure on how it went poof it just did, It started doing the clicking sound and my OS does not see it at all anymore checked on bios and it would seem that it does not see it as well. If the BIOS doesn't see the drive at all then it's probably a controller failure. The data might still be intact, but you'll need a new controller board. If I had the drive here I could tell you definitively; your best bet is to find somewhere in your area who's DEEP in technology (not a shop or "recovery service" as they'll charge you $1000) and get them to double check the drive's controller in a few other systems. If the controller checks out and it's a physical problem, then running SpinRite on the drive might get some of it back. Saying that, if you're using a Mac you're probably fucked regardless of what the problem is; HPFS+ is notoriously difficult to recover data from a failure.
Rufus Ondrick 10.07.2013	Originally Posted by Patch 26741.jpg Thanks Patch, Let's hope they are in a better place now. Originally Posted by Polygon How did it go poof? you might be able to recover. I'm not entirely sure on how it went poof it just did, It started doing the clicking sound and my OS does not see it at all anymore checked on bios and it would seem that it does not see it as well.
Dannie Dimora 10.07.2013	Originally Posted by tothecloudd i got about maybe 35 songs. my drive went poof and took my collection with it. and yup no backups How did it go poof? you might be able to recover.
Brunilda Kora 10.07.2013	26741.jpg
Rufus Ondrick 10.07.2013	i got about maybe 35 songs. my drive went poof and took my collection with it. and yup no backups
Karolis Petrauskas 10.07.2013	I used to have about 20,000 but now I have brought it down to 4294. I never listened to 20k tracks, my goal is to down to about 2500 if I can. I also have signed up for Spotify premium which helps a ton with disposable tracks the I will only list to a few times. Vinyl Edit - I got my vinyl down to about 1000 quality tracks from 8000 ish I had a few years ago. That said I may have played about 20 of them this year. DVS changed the game.
Emelina Chillson 10.07.2013	4500+ vinyl tunes, 900+ on CD, 58,471 digital. 12 Years of collecting.
Traci Knolhoff 11.07.2013	5137 total tracks in iTunes as of today. Probably about half is electronic/suitable for mixing. I have about 100 or so tracks in my "to be listened to" folder too sadly. Gotta get to work.
Dannie Dimora 10.07.2013	Originally Posted by Patch Only 200,000? ONLY?!? The itunes store has 26.000.000 of them

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