Where to buy a track you found online (Bandcamp, Beatport, Discogs)
You know the track name and want the file or the record without searching five stores.
Short answer
Save the track to Diggit. Diggit Pro finds where it is available: digital stores like Bandcamp and Beatport, and vinyl listings on Discogs and online record shops. The links sit on the track card next to the preview.
Why this is harder than it should be
Finding the name is half the job. The other half is opening Bandcamp, then Beatport, then Discogs, typing the name in each, and checking you are buying the extended mix and not the radio edit.
Multiply by the twenty tracks you found this month and the buying session takes longer than the listening session.
How to do it with Diggit
- 1
Save the track to Diggit
Share it from any app, paste the link, or add it manually. If you found it on Instagram or YouTube, Diggit identifies it first.
- 2
Open the track card
Under “Buy digital” and “Buy vinyl”, Diggit lists where the track is sold. Bandcamp and Beatport for downloads, Discogs and record shops for the record.
- 3
Buy, then mark it
Tap the link, buy on the store, and set the status to Collection. If you are waiting for payday or for a cheaper copy, set it to Wantlist instead.
Other ways to do it
- Search Bandcamp first for independent releases: the artist gets the biggest cut.
- Beatport and Traxsource for club music downloads, Discogs for vinyl-only releases.
Tips from diggers
- Buy the version you heard: original or extended mix for a set, not the radio edit.
- Process your Wantlist crate once a month instead of buying track by track.
Frequently asked questions
Which stores does Diggit link to?
Digital: Bandcamp, Beatport and other download stores. Vinyl: Discogs marketplace listings and online record shops. Links are found automatically on Diggit Pro.
Does Diggit sell music?
No. Diggit links you to the store; you buy there at the store price.