Yeah. Lately I've been finding that soundcloud is getting really stagnant for me, and I'm not looking to replace it as much as I wanna try to broaden my reach in terms of userbases. Newgrounds so far has worked out really well, and people have given my some pretty good feedback (as opposed to the amount of 'exactly none' soundcloud nets me) but some more places to dump my noises would be much appreciated.
Don't point me onto Mixcloud though. I still get spam from that fucking thing.
I like bandcamp. Its more a tool for someone established, but its much more professional feeling.
To me atleast...
At 7/18/14 01:57 AM, InvisibleObserver wrote: I like bandcamp. Its more a tool for someone established, but its much more professional feeling.
To me atleast...
Yeah, I'm considering that
Bandcamp is for selling your music/audio.
'Less you have a decent following, Bandcamp's not really a good alternative.
Similar design to soundcloud, but it's a bit more open and with cheaper premium services. It works pretty well, but I think it's still partly under development or something, not too sure. Seems to me like a good site with lots of potential!
At 7/18/14 03:12 PM, Mophead367 wrote: There's always YouTube. :)
With the way things are looking for the future of Youtube right now, especially in regards to music, I don't really think so.
At 7/18/14 12:29 PM, KatMaestro wrote: Myspace?
Isn't myspace kinda dead?
At 7/18/14 05:54 PM, FirewallParadox wrote: https://hearthis.at/
Similar design to soundcloud, but it's a bit more open and with cheaper premium services. It works pretty well, but I think it's still partly under development or something, not too sure. Seems to me like a good site with lots of potential!
This looks pretty good
I have a Soundclick account, works fine to me.
This page has a cool feature i really like: with a single account you can have more than one page.
As long as the music content is notably different, you can have more than one project under the same
user account and manage them both.
It also has just streaming, free and paid download options, and you can link videos to your pages.
The free account page design it's very basic, but it gets the work done. Premium accounts have
more and better features as far as i know.
Musicians make music , producers make products. * drops mic :D
At 7/19/14 01:02 AM, MrBigglesworthMusic wrote:At 7/18/14 03:12 PM, Mophead367 wrote: There's always YouTube. :)especially in regards to music, I don't really think so.
What do you mean?
At 7/19/14 07:45 AM, Mophead367 wrote:At 7/19/14 01:02 AM, MrBigglesworthMusic wrote:What do you mean?At 7/18/14 03:12 PM, Mophead367 wrote: There's always YouTube. :)especially in regards to music, I don't really think so.
Well they wanna set up a music streaming portion to the site, which would shaft a lot of independent music, if I wanted to make a bootleg or sample something that'd get taken down pretty quick, I HATE rendering videos etc etc.
