Lets get some facts here fellas. No the free snare does not have DAFS. So what is DAFS? DAFS is digital audio fingerprint system. What is it? Its a code that embeds a little serial number in audio files. So do we really one off these collections? No, we ten off them. We currenly have ten machines that code discs all day long. Given that only 10-15 random audio files per collection are coded, its become a quick process. Initially the machine coded EVERY audio file and that was absurd for production. We can produce up to 60 collections per day.
So why doesn't toontrack or other companies do this? Probably because its hard to find the patience to produce discs this way. For a company like them, it makes more sense to ship out a master and get 10,000 discs pressed. I chose to protect my hard earned work at the expense of slower production.
I hope everyone here can understand the amount of work that goes into producing a collection like my 2.0 Sig series. I appreciate everyone here being supportive and not trying to rip me and my team off.
And you certainly CAN track wav files with a dafs code in them. A digital copy is an exact copy, and it will also copy the embedded code. HEXtheNET if you don't "Buy" our dafs system then explain how we identified a collection found on a p2p group in august and are currently in litigation with the individual who owned the collection?
Again, big companies, such as record companies cannot track every disc they sell, its absurd. So this technology is only good for companies that do from 500-5000 discs per month. Any more then that and its too slow for production.
Hope you guys enjoy the free snare.
