How much money do you spend on new tunes a week roughly
How much money do you spend on new tunes a week roughly Posted on: 25.11.2010 by Wm Steinruck I'm just getting into electro after playing the same thing for years. So I'm buying loads of tunes at the moment. But how many/how much do you believe your spending. | |
| Nicola Oatts 16.01.2013 | i spend roughly between |
| Nicola Oatts 16.01.2013 | i spend roughly between |
| Nicola Oatts 16.01.2013 | i spend roughly between |
| Nicola Oatts 16.01.2013 | i spend roughly between |
| Nicola Oatts 16.01.2013 | i spend roughly between |
| Nicola Oatts 16.01.2013 | i spend roughly between |
| Nicola Oatts 16.01.2013 | i spend roughly between |
| Lashawn Maycock 16.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by Nikefutbolero
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| Nicola Oatts 16.01.2013 | i spend roughly between |
| Lashawn Maycock 15.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by Jester
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| Lashawn Maycock 15.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by antifmradio
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| Caridad Fan 14.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by photojojo
This question applies to other services that are subscription based. I'm starting to build my tracklist and since it's a big thing around here, I have to be careful. |
| Lina Rawie 14.01.2013 | I don't play gigs any more, so it varies a lot. 99% of the stuff I buy is physical formats as I don't like spending money on digital downloads unless that's the only way to get a particular track. In the last year, there were a couple of weeks where I spent over |
| Janyce Henningson 13.01.2013 | I used to spend waaay too (vinyl - then cd) much but now i do a monthly 'shop' for about |
| Ngoc Ninow 13.01.2013 | I'm just in the process of re-building and filling gaps in my collection...between beatport, record stores and various other sites, I am probably between |
| Lashawn Maycock 16.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by Nikefutbolero
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| Sydney Lashway 15.01.2013 | back when I had little responsibilities and even fewer bills or financial commitments... about $20 every couple weeks on vinyls ($1 Bin records and what not) and about $15-40 a week on CD's and about once every month or two I'd drop $150-$250 on a wild spree. This often left me with a huge crate of shit I've never listened to and is still in the wrapping. |
| Michell Wehrmeyer 15.01.2013 | I get most stuff from a record pool which carries a monthly fee that equates to ~$7 a week. |
| Nicola Oatts 16.01.2013 | i spend roughly between |
| Alena Horten 15.01.2013 | Traxsource.com>Beatport |
| Lashawn Maycock 15.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by Jester
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| Latoria Kavulich 15.01.2013 | The tailgate must have been loose on that truck lolz |
| Lashawn Maycock 15.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by antifmradio
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| Latoria Kavulich 15.01.2013 | A lot more since the beatport discount code thread opened up. Probably the equivalent of a cd a week now. |
| Caridad Fan 14.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by photojojo
This question applies to other services that are subscription based. I'm starting to build my tracklist and since it's a big thing around here, I have to be careful. |
| Libbie Orion 14.01.2013 | i spend about 15 cents (USD) per track. as for anything i use in the radio station, thats free. Its sent to us by producers, labels, distributors. that type thing |
| Lina Rawie 14.01.2013 | I don't play gigs any more, so it varies a lot. 99% of the stuff I buy is physical formats as I don't like spending money on digital downloads unless that's the only way to get a particular track. In the last year, there were a couple of weeks where I spent over |
| Vaughn Malbon 14.01.2013 | Probably about 40-50 euro a month. Ive only recently gotten into trance and now moving into techno and got a lot of Complilations, (for example in search of sunrise etc) which were very good value for money. Now im starting to just get individual tunes but i have to say I find Beatport to be very expensive. 7 Digital and even itunes normally sell for about 1 euro a track but Beatport is at least 1 50 a track and sometimes 2 50, which i believe is scandalous. i know the argument will be that the music is more up to date, but I still believe its a bit of a rip off. Plus even buying a full release the overall price usually is not far off just adding up the price of the individual tracks. |
| Cole Maroto 14.01.2013 | i've spent so much money on music it's kind of preposterous, i don't even want to say the amounts with vinyl and cds. i calmed down quite a bit when i started buying digitally, putting maybe around $50-100 a month on average. currently i spend almost no money on buying music, outside of an occasional release i really want. i have so much stuff from the past and there are a lot of great artists/labels putting out free tracks so i just dig for those. though if a person is cool and puts up a good amount of high quality releases for free, i will usually donate some money to them for being so awesome. |
| Janyce Henningson 13.01.2013 | I used to spend waaay too (vinyl - then cd) much but now i do a monthly 'shop' for about |
| Ngoc Ninow 13.01.2013 | I'm just in the process of re-building and filling gaps in my collection...between beatport, record stores and various other sites, I am probably between |
| Margaretta Hebenstreit 13.01.2013 | diging out this old thread cause i'm interested on where you spend your money and how much. at the moment i spend about 60$ per month, mostly beatport, sometimes itunes (just found a compilation of 100 techhouse tracks for like 10$), and some of it for actual cds from the store. got about 350 tracks that i know well and like to play in the genres deephouse, techhouse, techno and a little minimal. but i keep finding good tunes and keep spending money since i'm still building my library. do you guys buy only new tunes or also some older gems? i keep finding older acid house/techno stuff which i really like but not really go well with my new tunes also, does anyone know of a site similar to last.fm and pandora where they recommend you music based on what you listen to in itunes? both these services aren't available in my country... |
| Ninfa Larranaga 31.12.2010 | depends on how lucky i get at the casino |
| Matthew Urtel 27.11.2010 | Mixtapes and promos are free...last stuff I bought was some Anjunadeep stuff...which is jizztastic... splurged a few hundred. |
| Audrey Pinda 26.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by bigheadmikelove
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| Joie Cantillon 26.11.2010 | Before my issue with beatport came up I was buying roughly 40-60 dollars a week of stuff off beatport, but now I probably will completely stop all that and only get what I can't get anywhere else from them and use juno for the rest. |
| Audrey Pinda 26.11.2010 | I budget myself $20 a week. I mainly buy Dubstep. But I also like the occasional DnB/Breaks/Electro House business. As I don't have a "real" setup yet, I'm also saving for that. And I've really gotten into this "electroswing" thing that's been popping up recently. But yeah, $20 (max) a week for buying tracks. |
| Lorene Boehler 26.11.2010 | It all depends when I have money or a gig lol. But when I have a gig I'll usually buy $30 worth of music for it, and without a gig I spend about $5 a week. |
| Marguerite Salsedo 26.11.2010 | Anywhere between 0 and 50$ a month online, depends what comes out really. Now if I go home to visit my parents and end up going to the used music store I can't leave that place without buying like 3-5 CDs that are usually 5-8$ ea. |
| Onie Sarandos 26.11.2010 | I spend 30-50 a month easy on bp, supplemented w/ a little itunes. I also joined 8th Wonder, but haven't taken full advantage of it yet. |
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