OGBama
Big Clit Energy
Send @Stona Persona me a mic and I'll trade 
Y'all heard about tracklib?
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DPrezd Beggar
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I was just jokin xd But id rather spit bars than having a tool id prolly never use.Send @Stona Persona me a mic and I'll trade
OGBama
Big Clit Energy
I @Stona Persona am keeping my MPC 'cause the pads are too good plus it came w/a CF card reader which I know I have neither the skill nor time to install had it been w/o one.
DPrezd Beggar
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Lately im too lazy to make beats myself to spit on, drop me some shit and ill murder it! 4 rizzle.
EsquireMusic111
Head of Production/Black Label Recording Studio
Most definitely fam! I use it alot! Some solid sounds on that avenue
Frankie_Lee
Beatmaker
I've used Tracklib a bit. It's great for finding legitimate stuff and I like how they're trying to create a browsing experience where you can stumble across something unexpected. I do sometimes feel that their catalogue is a little padded with music that they may have got cheap but isn't really sample-able. There's quite a lot of classical music for example. Not sure how many people sample that.
My main issue is that once you've found a sample and built something you want to release you then have to pay at least $50 for the rights. I mean if I was a professional that seems like a no-brainer as they deal with all the copyright issues. But for someone who gets excited when he's had ten plays on Soundcloud it's hard to justify spending any money on a sample
Still it's nice to see someone building something specifically for sample-based music.
My main issue is that once you've found a sample and built something you want to release you then have to pay at least $50 for the rights. I mean if I was a professional that seems like a no-brainer as they deal with all the copyright issues. But for someone who gets excited when he's had ten plays on Soundcloud it's hard to justify spending any money on a sample
Still it's nice to see someone building something specifically for sample-based music.
Fade
The Beat Strangler
Administrator
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When I see something like that on other sites where they have a lot of Classical, it's a turnoff. I used to sample that ages ago but if a site fills up their catalog with just something like that, it's a bit of a cop-out rather than putting some quality stuff in there.I've used Tracklib a bit. It's great for finding legitimate stuff and I like how they're trying to create a browsing experience where you can stumble across something unexpected. I do sometimes feel that their catalogue is a little padded with music that they may have got cheap but isn't really sample-able. There's quite a lot of classical music for example. Not sure how many people sample that.
My main issue is that once you've found a sample and built something you want to release you then have to pay at least $50 for the rights. I mean if I was a professional that seems like a no-brainer as they deal with all the copyright issues. But for someone who gets excited when he's had ten plays on Soundcloud it's hard to justify spending any money on a sample
Still it's nice to see someone building something specifically for sample-based music.
Frankie_Lee
Beatmaker
Are all the songs in Tracklib not cleared for sampling? I thought that was the whole point.
DPrezd Beggar
Banned
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Revenue share
Depending on how much of the original song you sample, you share a different percentage of your future revenue. It doesn’t matter how long you use the sample for in your new song – you can loop five seconds for ten minutes and it’s still only five seconds of sample time. The total sample length is also cumulative – it doesn’t have to be a continuous piece.fk this shit tho, would 4 real only be interesting for like real professional commercial music. Even then id rather learn to play instruments than this shit. just my dumb opinion tho. xd
No I doubt it
But they only have a selection of songs, you cant sample every song ever made.
Fade
The Beat Strangler
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DPrezd Beggar
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Already lost, even if you had 9 lives like a cat. xd
when I posted this a while back the impression I got of it was they had built quite a library of songs that you could sample, even getting stems. The copyright holders have to participate with them, if they dont then they arent part of the database. To be honest I was really interested in it, then forgot about it.
V.J. Retro
The silent beat assassin
I've been having fun with Tracklib so far. I do like that they have every genre of music to sample from and getting a licence easily without waiting from the copyright holders to give you the ok to sample their work. My only issue is that some of the lisences cost $1500 and it sucks if I find a really good sample and I have to pay a large sum of money for it. Most of them only cost $50 at least so there's plenty of cheap lisences to buy.