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Bandcamp simply takes a 10% revenue share of these sales. For bands, it’s a bit like setting up a merch table at a virtual venue. (Venues, especially big ones, typically collect a percentage of merch sold on their premises.) But if half of Bandcamp’s revenue is from physical product, is it a digital platform?

Ethan Diamond
Bandcamp

You can download music from Bandcamp on a purchase confirmation page, through an emailed receipt, and from a user’s Purchases or Collection lists. Downloads default to one of two available MP3 formats, but you can choose from FLAC, AAC, WAV, AIFF, and other formats.

With the free version of Bandcamp, you either have to make all your songs free-to-listen, or paid; the Pro version gives you the ability to let fans listen to some songs for free, while others need to be purchased.

A big plus point of Bandcamp is that they only charge 10-15% commission for downloads, and 10% for merchandise or physical goods. This means that artists earn more from their hard work. Also, artists can charge whatever amount they want to for their music or merchandise – there is no default setting to abide by.

First, when viewing their own collection page, a fan will see a list of suggested fans. Second, when viewing any item on any collection page, a fan can see a list of who else bought that item and what they had to say about it, and then go exploring those fans’ collections (warning: this is seriously addictive).

Solution 1: Download from Bandcamp via Online Bandcamp downloader

1. Step 1: Copy the music page URL link from Bandcamp. Go to Bandcamp and open the music page you need, copy the URL address to the clipboard.
2. Step 2: Paste the URL onto the converting page.
3. Step 3: Download Bandcamp music.

It talks even about the weapons that are kept on these airships.The flight manuals of the Vimanas are quite similar to the flight manuals you find in the modern civil and military aircraft. It suggests that Vimanas were powered by several gyroscopes placed inside a sealed liquid mercury vortex.

In 1991, a book by David Hatcher Childress, ‘Vimana Aircraft of Ancient India & Atlantis’ covered the secrets of constructing aero planes that will not break, will not catch fire, and cannot be destroyed.

Vimana: The Ancient Indian Aerospace Craft – Time for Indigenisation Atmanirbharta (indigenisation), or achieving self-reliance in defence manufacturing is one of the key national objectives of India today. The focus has been on reducing dependency on defence imports and indigenisation of the items presently being imported.

The propulsion of the Vimanas according to Kanjilal (1985) was by “Mercury Vortex Engines”, apparently a concept similar to electric propulsion. Childress also finds evidence for the mercury vortex engine in the Samarangana Sutradhara, an 11th century treatise on architecture.