This site is for trading only, nothing is for sale. I trade cds, shns (through
the mail or etrades)
& vcds. Before you enter the main site, please read everything on this
page. Here you will find
my rules, wants & the process I go through when burning cds. I will try
to keep this page as
brief as possible. Please follow these rules so everyone is happy. I like
sharing music & you
should too...
| Updates [to make
the site more up-to-date] |
|
07.08.03 |
Lots
of new stuff not added yest from Grandaddy & RH |
05.05.03 |
Some
new stuff from Notwist/Postal Service/Grandaddy on the way... |
04.06.03 |
Got
some new Interpol...Still looking for Notwist & Postal Service |
03.09.03 |
Looking
for Postal Service & Notwist shows |
| Rules [some kind
of order is necessary] |
| 1. No burning on the fly. See my Burning Procedures below. |
|
2. Use good media: TDK, Kodak, Phillips, Fuji, Sony or Mitsui...Please ask before using anything
else. |
| 3. Burn DAO. No gaps, clicks, or static between tracks. If you don't know how to check, please ask. Otherwise, if you send me a show with any crap between tracks, I will expect a clean copy to replace it or another show in its place. * Just because there are no 2-second gaps DOES NOT mean that there are no flaws between tracks. Please check all shows, I try my best to document all problems. |
| 4. There is always a risk involved with trading, therefore we both
send on the same day. |
| 5. 1 Video = 3 CDs,
I usually don't do 2:1's, but it doesn't hurt to ask. |
| 6. Do not write on cds. Use a small post-it note to label them. Send
w/o cases (use paper sleeves) in a padded envelope via First Class
Mail. Setlists & Recording Info can be sent via email. |
My Burning Procedure
First I extract the show to my hard drive using Exact Audio Copy. Then I burn
the wavs using
CDRWIN at 2x (the slowest speed possible). If you are at all serious about
trading, then you
should have these or similiar programs. Links to both are available on my
Links Page.
That
page also includes some helpful tips on setting up these programs. You should
never burn
cds on the fly. Always extract the cd to your hard drive first.