E-Digging
- short for electronic digging, is finding music or samples online
- mostly popular amongst the music production community
As for me, I e-dig for music tracks only, not samples, as I'm not producing or making my own tracks yet, but maybe in the near future.
YouTube is my main go to site to find music , and sometimes SoundCloud.
Of course there are lots of DJ record pools out there , but for me, it's more fun to find tracks using Google and other websites. Being resourceful comes in handy when you're e-digging.
Other websites I use to find music online:
Discogs- to find additional information about the track/song, the year it was released, and other relevant information.
Beatport- find new releases especially if you want to look for electronic music
(House, Progressive, Tech House etc.)
BurningTheGround.net- 12"inch remixes from the 80's and 90's.
DJ Times- subscribing to their newsletter gives you access to free downloads of new track releases with several remixes or versions
I will update this list whenever I find other sites that can be helpful for e-digging.
YouTube is my main go to site to find music , and sometimes SoundCloud.
Of course there are lots of DJ record pools out there , but for me, it's more fun to find tracks using Google and other websites. Being resourceful comes in handy when you're e-digging.
Other websites I use to find music online:
Discogs- to find additional information about the track/song, the year it was released, and other relevant information.
Beatport- find new releases especially if you want to look for electronic music
(House, Progressive, Tech House etc.)
BurningTheGround.net- 12"inch remixes from the 80's and 90's.
DJ Times- subscribing to their newsletter gives you access to free downloads of new track releases with several remixes or versions
I will update this list whenever I find other sites that can be helpful for e-digging.
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