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| The Feed The site has launched a sub-store, dedicated entirely to royalty-free sample packs.
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| #1 / Wed, 28 Mar 12 22:21 "Now it’s even easier to make your set unique." Right...
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| #2 / Wed, 28 Mar 12 23:24 They already own soundstosample.com which is exactly this..
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| Check out my mixes and tracks: http://soundcloud.com/max-tkacz
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| #3 / Thu, 29 Mar 12 06:49 A site full of sample pack based cack decide to release sample packs...genius
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| #4 / Thu, 29 Mar 12 06:51 whats wrong with samples dumbass?
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| #5 / Thu, 29 Mar 12 11:12 First Beatport made it so everyone could play the same Eric Prydz tracks as each other, now they will make it so everyone can make tracks that sound like each other.
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| #6 / Thu, 29 Mar 12 12:07 You can only get to a certain place with sample-packs - good labels will continue to push good releases... this changes nothing
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| #7 / Thu, 29 Mar 12 12:27 Just make the loops yourself. Be creative with your source material. Then delay or echo the f**k out of them over your favourite records. Its not rocket science and it can make your set individual. Why get something generic off an already generic website??
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| #8 / Tue, 03 Apr 12 20:54 Seeing all this criticism here makes me want to ask this question: Do you agree with saying? - It's not what you got, it's how you play it!  Where will you guys find some super exclusive tracks today then? I have been living in London for the past 12 years (on/off) and since the real vinyl record shops disappeared there's NO way that someone can be as original as it was possible to be then. All the vinyl bootlegs or limited pressings simply don't happen any more. We are all getting more than less the same tracks (unless you are a well recognised DJ that get's unreleased promos!) so even with this latest sample shop we can still say that it's not what you've got... Be creative, everyone is different. If we'd all be the same, the whole clubbing culture would be dead by now because of boredom. Everyone is a DJ today but NOT everyone makes good mixes. Same with producers. Just don't give in! You can be the next big thing! 
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