Originally posted by darvlayI am not talking about the schlokky crap you download, I am talking
Huh?
There are no memory sticks and if you have online access, iTunes will enter the song information for you automatically. It's easier than Vlad's mom at the end of her cycle.
about real music already in your collection in another media,
like cassettes, vinyl, 78's, whatever. Thats what I want to do with
my music, also to manage backups from my music studio, stuff
we record that only comes from our imagination, you won't
find stuff THAT bad on the internet🙂
Originally posted by sonhouseNM
I am not talking about the schlokky crap you download, I am talking
about real music already in your collection in another media,
like cassettes, vinyl, 78's, whatever. Thats what I want to do with
my music, also to manage backups from my music studio, stuff
we record that only comes from our imagination, you won't
find stuff THAT bad on the internet🙂
Seriously, as a musician, I am interested in output, not input.
I love a lot of music but I compose music and try to record it and
my band uses some of it for the basis of songs and such, so I don't
spend a whole lot of time just downloading from the net. I did
download about 2 gigs of stuff a few years ago, very rare folk music
that I never heard anywhere else but I'll be go to hell if the darn
HD took a dump and I can't even figure out which dam drive its on
now. I use some sophisticated software to access the drives
underneath windows in an attempt to fix them (Testdisk9.0)
but the drive I suspect that music to be on doesn't respond to testdisk
so if I want that music I have to take the drive apart and remount the
disk itself on a working HD of the same vintage, its a little tricky
to do that next step but I want to learn how to do it anyway just for
kicks.