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Where do you post your mixes online?

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  • January 15, 2013 at 1:33 pm #35087
    backtothefront
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    Soundcloud mainly, despite the new version, I still prefer it to Mixcloud, which I do have an account for but don’t use due to restricted bitrates (assume this is still the case). Most of my DJ/Producer peers use SC, so collectively it makes sense.

    January 15, 2013 at 2:11 pm #35090
    DJ Johnny Fantastic
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    Personally, I just make videos (usually just a picture, DJ name and “30mins or Dance 1/2/3/etc) and upload them to youtube. It’s easy to share on facebook/twitter, can be streamed on everyone’s phone, tv, videogame system and haven’t had problems with copyright. Got an e-mail a few days ago saying one mix had copyright material but it wouldn’t be taken down, just blocked in some places or ads added. I encode at highest possible bitrate for audio and then less quality for video itself (since it’s a static picture). It’s different then a lot of people but it works for me.

    I just switched DJ names so just opened a new channel but this is all I do http://www.youtube.com/user/AGoodStorymusic/videos?view=0

    January 18, 2013 at 3:38 pm #35279
    Christopher Johnson
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    I use SoundCloud and I’ve never had a problem getting songs taken down. I use MixCloud but dont like it as much. No one mentioned this but I also use PodOMatic which is linked to a Podcast I have setup in iTunes. I have a bigger problem with YouTube when I try to upload visual mixes and they get removed at upload.

    Newest mix:https://soundcloud.com/djpossess/hot-summer-night

    January 18, 2013 at 6:35 pm #35285
    DJ Chris Cornell
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    I use Podomatic for my casts. (But I use soundcloud, mixcloud as well)
    Amazing site and lots of free functions on it. And if you pay for the Pro version (Which is WAY cheaper than Soundcloud by any means) you get some cool things. Additionally, podomatic can be used to for RSS if you want to create a iTunes podcast. (You can’t do this with soundcloud or mixcloud) And you get a free site landing page from podomatic. Pretty impressive for a free program.
    The process is very simple and podomatic does it all for you at no charge!!!

    January 18, 2013 at 8:13 pm #35299
    Arthur Kokanov
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    Ustream I love it. Especially because I can record my sets live and play live.

    January 28, 2013 at 2:31 am #35814
    Dizzle
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    The only one I use that doesn’t seem to have been mentioned yet is Official.fm http://Official.fm/DizzletheDj

    It is free, has no limit to file sizes, allows you to sell you tracks using paypal (they only take $5 if you make over $1000 or something like that) has email gated downloads, is embedable etc etc.

    If your track is less than 15min it can also post it to your soundcloud and youtube accounts as well.

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