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Track Storage?
Posted on: 11.08.2013 by Giselle Giffels
Any particular software you guys use to store tracks? I'm using Notepad at the moment and I've yet to really find a reason to find another program to store on but I have an inkling that there's definitely something better out there.

Why do you use what you use?
Tesha Freudenstein
13.08.2013
Originally Posted by MaxOne
If I like a song I buy it straight away

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i would be so damn broke if i did that.

Originally Posted by Jester
beatport hold crate. Most online music retailers have a wishlist of some sort.
^this.
Cassie Sangermano
12.08.2013
Originally Posted by smiTTTen
Great. Now I've got to go and spend $3 on an app I now can't live without even though I didn't know it existed 5 minutes ago.....
Same, and there's an android version Although it's by a different developer, looks and functions exactly the same though...
Len Lukawski
12.08.2013
Originally Posted by firebr4nd
I just use Drafts (it's an app) on my phone and it appends anything I write in it to a text file in my dropbox.
Great. Now I've got to go and spend $3 on an app I now can't live without even though I didn't know it existed 5 minutes ago.....
Latoria Kavulich
12.08.2013
Originally Posted by MaxOne
If I like a song I buy it straight away

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same. worse case, its a mental note and remember on payday
Giselle Giffels
11.08.2013
Originally Posted by smiTTTen
Can you be more specific?
I "dig" I guess you could say throughout the internet for songs that I want to later purchase. I store said songs on a Notepad file and just have the songs compile over a super long period of time.

I wanted to know if there are any more, "productive"/"efficient" ways of doing this, figure you guys might know a thing or two about it. I heard someone here uses Excel or something like that?
Giselle Giffels
11.08.2013		Any particular software you guys use to store tracks? I'm using Notepad at the moment and I've yet to really find a reason to find another program to store on but I have an inkling that there's definitely something better out there.

Why do you use what you use?
Tesha Freudenstein
13.08.2013
Originally Posted by MaxOne
If I like a song I buy it straight away

Standard
i would be so damn broke if i did that.

Originally Posted by Jester
beatport hold crate. Most online music retailers have a wishlist of some sort.
^this.
Cassie Sangermano
12.08.2013
Originally Posted by smiTTTen
Great. Now I've got to go and spend $3 on an app I now can't live without even though I didn't know it existed 5 minutes ago.....
Same, and there's an android version Although it's by a different developer, looks and functions exactly the same though...
Jetta Drenzek
12.08.2013		I buy processed tree pulp and use the strange cavemen utilities called pens to put markings on them.
Len Lukawski
12.08.2013
Originally Posted by firebr4nd
I just use Drafts (it's an app) on my phone and it appends anything I write in it to a text file in my dropbox.
Great. Now I've got to go and spend $3 on an app I now can't live without even though I didn't know it existed 5 minutes ago.....
Latoria Kavulich
12.08.2013
Originally Posted by MaxOne
If I like a song I buy it straight away

Standard
same. worse case, its a mental note and remember on payday
Ulysses Vittetoe
12.08.2013		I just use Drafts (it's an app) on my phone and it appends anything I write in it to a text file in my dropbox.
Maude Milesky
12.08.2013		i use notes' too. Once i get a good list going then i listen to the all again to make sure I really want to buy them buy them. I should prolly just start adding them to the beatport hold crate thought
Ellis Plischke
11.08.2013		I open up a microsoft word doc
Hipolito Scionti
11.08.2013		If I like a song I buy it straight away

Standard
Augustine Mitzen
11.08.2013		facebook notes
Latoria Kavulich
11.08.2013		beatport hold crate. Most online music retailers have a wishlist of some sort.
Giselle Giffels
11.08.2013
Originally Posted by smiTTTen
Can you be more specific?
I "dig" I guess you could say throughout the internet for songs that I want to later purchase. I store said songs on a Notepad file and just have the songs compile over a super long period of time.

I wanted to know if there are any more, "productive"/"efficient" ways of doing this, figure you guys might know a thing or two about it. I heard someone here uses Excel or something like that?
Len Lukawski
11.08.2013		Can you be more specific?

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