USER |
WEB LINK |
COMMENTS |
HitFoundry |
http://soundcloud.com/hitfoundry |
If only I had known
about this sooner! |
Atom |
http://soundcloud.com/at0m-studio |
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Catscratch |
http://soundcloud.com/hada-dan-yaad |
With my basic package
(40 CDN/year) I get 4 hours with not restrictions on file
resolution. With my 8 tracks @ 24bit (44.1) wavs I still
have 3.5 hours remaining. |
XITE-1/4LIVE |
http://soundcloud.com/jimmyvee |
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Magesongs |
http://soundcloud.com/magesongs |
SoundCloud is cool. |
Audio Irony |
http://soundcloud.com/audio-irony |
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Francis Harmany |
http://soundcloud.com/franshaarman |
I am using the lovely
SoundCloud. |
Next To Nothing |
http://soundcloud.com/groups/planet-z |
Well, first off the
wave view has a smart comment feature where you can put
'timed comments', like if you have a comment on a delay in a
certain section you can highlight that portion and put your
comment on the timeline. Also, they accept the
majority of used audio formats with unlimited file size, so
if you want to put your 10 minute piece in .wav format at
100mb size that's no problem. And the centralized storage
means you can embed a player on your own site, which saves
bandwith and storage cost for you as well. |
Ben Walker |
http://www.modularsynth.co.uk/samples.shtml
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I created a soundcloud
account so that I could investigate using the embedded
player on my site. It's very easy to use and you can
see a couple of examples here:
http://www.modularsynth.co.uk/samples.shtml
However, you can only use the mini player if you sign up for
a Lite Account (29 EU a year), so it looks a bit clunky.
I'd be really interested in anyone's recommendations for
embedding mp3 players into websites - there are lots of
options, and I'd be interested to hear anyone's experiences.
BooMP3 looks quite good, as does podbean.
http://watergan.blogspot.com/2010/10/em ... layer.html
http://www.podbean.com/podcast-blog-emb ... ash-player
Any recommendations? |
Tau |
http://soundcloud.com/aqob |
yahooplayer is great,
thanks for the tip! I used to use Wimpy player, but it's
better for large playlists, not single files. I have
recently started using soundcloud for some of my music, feel
free to check it out (please do
):
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