Backing Music

[Dial a disco.co.uk]

Does anyone know where i can buy a decent mixed cd i can put on at a party as backing music?

Cant be bothered making one myself if i can help it.

thanks

[Corabar Steve]

Cant be bothered making one myself if i can help it.
Just as well as that would be illegal without the necessary licences.

Have you tried Mastermix?

[Dial a disco.co.uk]

yes i will go with a mastermixes. didnt know it was illegal so thanks

[BeerFunk]

If you didn't mind the 2 second gaps, you could set your CD decks to relay play (most do it)

[Corabar Steve]

If you didn't mind the 2 second gaps, you could set your CD decks to relay play (most do it)
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[Corabar Entertainment]

If you didn't mind the 2 second gaps, you could set your CD decks to relay play (most do it)Is it as much as 2 seconds? Can't say that it notices if you're on the receiving end (ie one of the 'guests')

[Corabar Steve]

Is it as much as 2 seconds? Can't say that it notices if you're on the receiving end (ie one of the 'guests')
Depends on the ammount of dead air at the end of the track

[BeerFunk]

Well, 2 seconds is the standard gap between tracks on a CD, not sure if relay play misses the gap out or not - I can't remember to be honest

[Corabar Steve]

Well, 2 seconds is the standard gap between tracks on a CD, not sure if relay play misses the gap out or not - I can't remember to be honest
Depends on make & model I would've thought, there doesn't appear to be a gap with our Denons

[magicfm]

2 seconds of 'radio silence' between traks :teeth: ouch! .. but if it's for backing purposes and kept lower, along with lights you can get away with it. I do it for buffets.

(I can't mix, queue up for buffet, hold 2 plates and eat at the same time :) )