It accesses your music library on your phone and shows sample info for what the site already knows, and has search function too. It doesn't recognise new samples as far as I know. Thats for iPhone as well, not sure how it works on other machines.
Just watching this, Not really feeling it tbh, will probably stick to 9, but I don't know, might get the demo and check it out, but definitely agree with that bloek, it does seem a little garagebandy.
Local sydney lad right here, 3 hour vinyl mix. There's an mp3 d/l link in the description if you don't have time to look at a screen for that long (who does).
Bollocks in my opinion. They should make time, sure they might have to turn down a few gigs, but they could put together a solid, genuine release that could keep them relevant for a couple of years. Nothing more annoying than seeing someone ride the fame of one track for 5+ years.
All good points. My main qualm with the whole thing is the services that are coming out of it, where anyone can pay a wad of cash and get a track that could possibly become a hit, and ultimately take releases/shows/money away from the people with actual talent, and the people that have put the time into relatively mastering their craft.
So the other day I was in the mood for writing a few drum machine jams, and I was searching for a decent free Linndrum samplepack, and I came across this gem. http://warbeats.com/Community/Forums/aft/57 More classic drum machine samplepacks than you can poke a stick at, and best of all, its free, so I thought I'd share. Enjoy