and don't steal what they worked hard to make. So your computer is entirely free from pirated software, softsynths and vsts? No illegal movies? You've paid for your OS and antivirus and whatever else? Well done!! wow imagine that, I buy all my software and ya the other night I bought myself a movie...

and don't steal what they worked hard to make. So your computer is entirely free from pirated software, softsynths and vsts? No illegal movies? You've paid for your OS and antivirus and whatever else? Well done!! wow imagine that, I buy all my software and ya the other night I bought myself a movie...

I mean I understand your perspective of giving away tracks for free, and that should be the choice of the artist to do that... but if an artist chooses to release their stuff then respect that and don't steal what they worked hard to make.

I always envisioned that one day my tracks would be shared on the net somewhere, and sure enough soon after my first release my friend downloaded an illegal copy of my tracks.. which he then gave to me. dude, u made no sense right there at all. lmao. why would he give you your own tracks if you can...

Adrian Kiliszek wrote:Anyway in my opinion this is very bad for scene.

yup! +1.

A solution would be that both producers/audio companies the like of pioneer, denon and such (for digital download) would work together : the company developes a kind of code+chip (the kind that PS3 uses) so that cdj's won't play tracks that don't have that code embeded. P.S : Don't throw rotten egg...

@ pheek... the train of thought that pirates go through isn't very logical, I find trying to figure it out is just a waste of time, better spend our energy as artists making music. sorry to hear u had that kind of experience.

@ Tiago Barra... ok that's u, but other people do care if someone is downloadin their music for free and that is illegal and wrong.