Comments on: Beatport’s new Adobe AIR download manager helps organize your music (See, it’s not always about music piracy)

By: diem

diem — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 17:21:32 +0000

@ GI Joe:
I saw Sahsa and Digweed in Seattle last week, and it was pure CRAP. They couldn’t have been more boring, unenergetic doldrums than that performance. No builds, breaks, tension, or good beats minus once, which once they realized the crowd was really DANCING (not just dancing) they promptly cut it. Only reason I went to see them is after my 15 years of dj’ing I decided to check them out. I want my $35 back.

@ Nate:
You’re totally right — I’m stoked they fixed the 3 at a time issue, I just hope it works for Mac as I haven’t tried it out yet.

@ Nick:
Yes, people do listen to progressive house, but only the good stuff. Come by my DJ nights in Seattle and I’ll buy you a drink. Or are you one of the NY crew?

By: ajadoniz

ajadoniz — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 19:15:46 +0000

have you found a good twitter client for winmo?

By: Nate

Nate — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 18:57:15 +0000

You aren’t very intuitive are you? The main reason for the downloader is the ability to queue up several downloads at once, so they will all download consecutively, allowing you to run off and do something else. If you download exclusively through the browser you can only download 3 at a time, and then you have to click each one and wait for one to finish to start a new one. It’s a big pain for some DJ’s that might be downloading 20 tracks at a time. The downloader eases that, and is widely used by the people that know what it’s for.

By: GI Joe

GI Joe — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 18:40:08 +0000

i love beatport!
and progressive house! (though i prefer chillout/ ambient stuff)
bring back sasha & digweed & reopen twilo - i’ll see you there!