Upload Experiment part 2

Now that I am getting used to uploading stuff on my own, time for a new experiment.

Thanks to the Jamendo website, I should be able to upload one of my songs in WAV format rather then just MP3.

Let's see if this actually works.

This forms part of an online version of a CD I burned in 2002 called Steck - The Best Bitz.

Using a Creative Commons Licence, it should be possible to share this material with a much wider audience.

This song was not on the original compilation.

From 1991, I (hopefully) bring you "White Lies" by Catch.

Link to follow...........

MacJams

Earlier in the week, an old friend alerted to me to a musician community called MacJams.18,000 musicians are currently members.

The purpose of MacJams is to allow musicians to upload their material and to share and comment on each others material.I've uploaded 6 tracks so far:-http://www.macjams.com/artist/steck

Using a Creative Commons Licence, contributers keep the copyright to their work but can legally upload and share this with anyone who has internet access. This is simply brilliant and I wish I had known about this before.Since I'm already in contact with people at Creative Commons in other areas (science), and will certainly be mentioning MacJams. I hope that as word spreads, by this time next year, the number of members at MacJams will have risen dramatically.

MacJams

Earlier in the week, an old friend alerted to me to a musician community called MacJams.

18,000 musicians are currently members. The purpose of MacJams is to allow musicians to upload their material and to share and comment on each others material.

I've uploaded 6 tracks so far:-

http://www.macjams.com/artist/steck

Using a Creative Commons Licence, contributers keep the copyright to their work but can legally upload and share this with anyone who has internet access. This is simply brilliant and I wish I had known about this before.

Since I'm already in contact with people at Creative Commons in other areas (science), and will certainly be mentioning MacJams. I hope that as word spreads, by this time next year, the number of members at MacJams will have risen dramatically.