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See above about HR, PMs, Sales, etc. For their scale, I'm sure they have a healthy devops/engineering team but... yeah.
Yep. Groups going away was a pretty giant dis to indie creators and users.
What they actually do, and provide, could be done by a core team, with occasional outsourcing. And that way you keep the original guys involved, the ones with the ideas, instead of them being stifled by hordes of unnecessary staff brought in to make the company look bigger and more important.
A victim of the 'better than Facebook' dream I mentioned earlier. MySpace for the Fake News generation.
Exact...but 99% of developers and sound designers and whatever seems to use it for demos. And soundcloud has the worst streaming sound quality here on my end.
I also think i might look more into you-tube since it´s my mosted used app beside music apps these days.
It´s even great that i find old stuff i miss which i don´t find in i-tunes or every other music platform on this planet.
You-tube is the best thing like sliced bread lol.
I don't think it's in the bitrate, but the codec itself which somewhat blurs the sound.
Actually that's a positive feature for a lot of stuff that's too brittle by nature (or spoilt DAW mixes)
Not shure about persisting of the overshooting problem of very loud tracks they once had.
But even as a picky listener I found lots of nice sounding examples there.
Anyway, sound quality isn't related to potential success or fail - the number thing (bigger is better) is way more important in this context. People believe to hear what they read
But as others already explained, SC simply lost track of their own product.
Garageband ios will do a direct upload to youtube, which is an interesting decision. Do any other apps do this?
yes, but how many listeners of a streaming service are interested in such stuff ?
(for your synth buddies you could enable 'download' which includes the uncompressed .wav or whatever file)
Not sure about music apps, but Wizibel does this, and makes you a lovely video to go with your tune.
Sorry, but I'm not following.
All I will say about YouTube is that it has a proper search functionality. Finding what you want on sound cloud is non-existent. This is why I can get more views on a track on YouTube in a day than a track on sound cloud in a month, generally speaking. The other bit is the upload limitations on soundcloud... not cool so of course people should stop using it.
I dunno about you guys, but evertime I upload a track on Soundcloud(whether it's good or bad) I keep getting this come into my message box. I don't know if any of you fellas get this. Maybe it might be the 173 soon to be ex employers of Soundcloud starting up on there own?.......
Hey,
Doug Scoggins sent you a message:
"y0ur s0ng Disco Stewed - Part Two is pretty c0ol! We'd like t0 see you enter this music contest h0sted by 0ur friends to get ratings, it is a great for artists t0 get c0nstructive feedback f0r their work, y0u can check more inf0 at 'w ww . s co f en . c o m/ e n/ contest' ----g-e-t---r-i-d---0-f---s-p-a-c-e-s-----"
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Never had one of those, Doug Scoggins obviously hates me.
Nice one..
......... But......... Every track there is a different name, but the message is still the same.
Me neither.
What are the alternatives? SC is great for finding ppl to listen to your music at least, and I'm not sure how to do this on YouTube.
Never got into it.
Yeah, I could use some guidance here too. Just uploaded my first lyric video to YouTube yesterday, and shared it on FB. I have 25 views so far, probably from FB. How are you guys driving ppl to YouTube? Tags? If so, what type of tags are you finding effective?
All the above said... I'm still confused over the future of the music business. The days of the record companies are indeed over... so where does music as a commodity eventually end up? I still cherish my big vinyls with artful sleeves from Hipgnosis, and others, as my most precious treasures.
https://soundcloud.com/andy-baxter-bass-guitar
he's specialized in vintage guitar/basses and his online shop has embedded clips of hie SC page.
https://soundcloud.com/martin-mitchell
this dude is an old school microphone fanatic running a blog about microphones and recording technics in that context. Great source for learning and fun to read.
https://soundcloud.com/elvenlied
she started some years ago with a question about her first recording, an Evanescence cover. Didn't need much hints and just did her thing. Fan base built up quickly and got her some major deals in game/cinematic sounds, even without the cute pic. She was more shy in the beginning.
But visual is important on SC. Search is rather unfocussed so you'll often face huge lists of results. A pic does attract listeners, not restricted to the 'beautiful people' theme of course.
(I remember 2.5 k plays one night - and I have only crap online, sound experiments, microphone tests and such, but the profile dog probably hit it)
On YT you have the advantage of instant Google result links (video), so put some effort in your tags. Some creativity applies.
I wouldn't mind a big number of 'followers', as most are fake anyway.
mixcloud, bandcamp.
i checked this out some months ago, and now again after your post. basically no one is using this, it seems. super slow, too. if you upload a track itll be in the "latest uploads" for days in best case. Orfium's been around for almost a year now and nothing has happened so i guess it's safe to say it's over, no?
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Not until the fat lady sings.
Some people are using Orfium. Just not _en-mas_s, but then, familiarity and brand awareness is how the mega corporations dominate, not because they are necessarily any good. Even Giants can fall.
A year is a very short time when building an on-line business and attempting to prize people away from the familiar. The SoundCloud model is failing, so maybe there is yet time enough fir something better. Be that Orfium, or a company yet to begin their rise.
The victims in all this rise and fall stuff are the musicians, who've spent years building profiles and friendships. I had a few thousand followers on MySpace - gone. Now built up a thousand on my main Soundcloud account - soon to be gone it seems. Starting from scratch with YouTube or whatever the latest thing is, is such a depressing prospect I doubt I'll bother, I'll probably just fire off my weirdness into the void.
God help any who was surprised, when the first response to the injection of Twitter's funding, was to enlist a multi-starred chef for pampered pets.
If we had to guess, that chef (or chefs) are very likely still employed, still paid.
http://metro.co.uk/2016/06/30/this-company-is-searching-for-an-experienced-chef-for-dogs-5975685/
Obviously....Obviously...