To whom this may concern:
SoundCloud cuts 41% of staff as streaming music business melts down
http://cdm.link/2017/07/soundcloud-cuts ... ess-melts/
I am sorry to read about this. I like SoundCloud.
SoundCloud cuts 41% of staff
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Re: SoundCloud cuts 41% of staff
I have liked SC better in the past. Eliminating the Groups was a great disappointment and lessened its value for me considerably. Csound, SuperCollider3, and RTcmix all had user-contributed Group playlists, they were great resources for learning what kinds of music could be made with such software. Nor am I thrilled with some of SC's recent UI updates.Luc wrote: SoundCloud cuts 41% of staff as streaming music business melts down
http://cdm.link/2017/07/soundcloud-cuts ... ess-melts/
I am sorry to read about this. I like SoundCloud.
I keep my account because it's an easy way to present my pieces with a nice display and more-or-less extensive notes. I don't use the metadata facilities to any great extent, my licensing needs are simple, and I can enable downloads of my original file. However, I am on the lookout for a better alternative, or one at least as good.
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Re: SoundCloud cuts 41% of staff
Same heredavephillips wrote:I have liked SC better in the past. Eliminating the Groups was a great disappointment and lessened its value for me considerably. Csound, SuperCollider3, and RTcmix all had user-contributed Group playlists, they were great resources for learning what kinds of music could be made with such software. Nor am I thrilled with some of SC's recent UI updates.Luc wrote: SoundCloud cuts 41% of staff as streaming music business melts down
http://cdm.link/2017/07/soundcloud-cuts ... ess-melts/
I am sorry to read about this. I like SoundCloud.
I keep my account because it's an easy way to present my pieces with a nice display and more-or-less extensive notes. I don't use the metadata facilities to any great extent, my licensing needs are simple, and I can enable downloads of my original file. However, I am on the lookout for a better alternative, or one at least as good.
Best,
dp
The Yoshimi guy {apparently now an 'elderly'}