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I am new to this so be gentle...

http://soundcloud.com/jrock3x8

Just started using my soundcloud account to host some little mucking around with my lovely new synth...

http://soundcloud.com/substance_g

...but I noticed that there's quite a limit on the uploading for free account users, much more than in virb...

Soundcloud: 5 tracks/month
Virb: 1 track/day

80

Your track.....It Is Unusual

Is nothing short of electronic genius.

A rare thing when a track gets me grooving AND brings a smile to my face, lol.

Cheers - thanks for the kind words.

http://soundcloud.com/greg-nicot

There's mine,

thanks!!

minor off topic commentary...

Soundcloud would be a lot more useful to me personally if it could interface with my itouch so i could listen to the songs during the day - the amount of my time in my day where i can listen to music in front of my computer is next to none.

However the amount of time I spend listening to my ipod is almost infinite.


so I got to thinking about this and I think it's do-able. Set up an app that downloads all of your new activity (or as much as what fits) onto your ipod - make it the same interface so you can leave timed comments. I think that could be a real killer app for soundcloud. You don't even have to have access to the files (for those who don't want others to download their stuff) since the app wouldn't be running through itunes.

for me personally, it would increase the usability exponentially.

thesmallisbeautiful wrote:I'm pretty sure you only get 5 uploads a month, no? I'm not signed up for "pro" soundcloud yet.

5 uploads a month? shoot - i don't think I make 5 tracks in a year

so if u listen to a track that doesn't really do it for ya do ya leave a comment or not? just trying to figure out etiquette on the honesty vs polite spectrum

jcwillia wrote:so if u listen to a track that doesn't really do it for ya do ya leave a comment or not? just trying to figure out etiquette on the honesty vs polite spectrum

course ya do - you don't have to destroy the tune but honest feedback is useful. do as you would be done by..

trevorc wrote:

jcwillia wrote:so if u listen to a track that doesn't really do it for ya do ya leave a comment or not? just trying to figure out etiquette on the honesty vs polite spectrum

course ya do - you don't have to destroy the tune but honest feedback is useful. do as you would be done by..

what if i want everyone to tell me i'm great even when i suck?

http://www.soundcloud.com/splat
I'm currently using it to upload pre-mixes and demos

Done.

http://www.soundcloud.com/sunaivod

dnb/amen/metal

Feel free to drop by and leave a comment, its always a appreciated
The quality of tracks on soundcloud amazes me

http://soundcloud.com/geek-revolt