He everyone,
Just a friendly reminder to subscribe to Burning The Ground so you don’t miss any new posts. I often receive emails asking why older posts are no longer available. The reason is simple: my hosting service doesn’t have the space to keep every file online indefinitely. To make room for new uploads, I have to remove older ones.
I do try to revisit and re-transfer older posts when possible, but with BTG now going on sixteen years, the archive is huge. Some readers ask if I can send them older posts directly, and while I truly appreciate the interest, I honestly don’t have the time to do that. BTG already takes up much of my free time—and I also need to balance life outside the site.
Another important reason to subscribe is the 24-bit posts. These are only available for seven days, and once they’re gone, they’re gone.
Going forward, I’ll generally be posting three to four times a week, depending on the size of the project I’m working on. Some records take longer than others due to the number of mixes and the condition of the source material. I don’t use any automatic click-removal software—every waveform is examined and cleaned manually, which can be very time-consuming.
I also have a private life, so there may be occasional days when I don’t post due to personal plans.
I’m really excited about the coming year. There’s still so much I want to work on, and I’m incredibly grateful to have you all along for the journey.
Rhythm Is The Power.
— DJ Paul T
