Turntable.fm VS Vampr

Also check out the Chillout Mixer on turntable.fm. Vaporwave was born on that website and you'll find a lot of quality leads there. Source: about 1 year ago

Definitely the other way around. Listening to smooth jazz in coffee shops lead me to chillout and downtempo, and when my daughter was born I didn't have as much time to DJ in bars so I filled the gap by hanging out in chillout rooms on turntable.fm, where vaporwave began to spread. Source: about 1 year ago

A great place to find more music like this is the Chillout Mixer on turntable.fm. It's a chat room with virtual DJs that pull music from soundcloud and youtube to share b2b with the room. There are some guys there that are really into this genre. Source: about 1 year ago

Hello folks! 5-6 years ago there was bunch of people taking turns on playing underground/not well known electronica music thru various websites such as turntable.fm. The group was called the "The Underground" I have lost my connection there and I dont know where they are and how I can find them. Anyone has any info? Source: about 1 year ago

But yes, JQBX shutting down fucked with the timing. We should do something for the year end although I'm not sold on either alternative yet. I just found turntable.fm which seems to be a youtube alternative and maybe the way to go? Source: over 1 year ago

Nice! How is this different from Vampr? [0] they use (or at least, used) the same tagline: ‘Tinder, but for musicians to collaborate’ [0] https://vampr.me/. - Source: Hacker News / 1 day ago