The user gets 5GB on their free account. MP3 files could be played back without download. The PREMIUM plan is reasonable I think, for 100GB of storage and the same amount for Internet traffic. 
I chose them over Mediafire since I don’t have a PayPal account and I don’t want to create one. Also, I have to store files other than music.
I usually upload on Soundcloud or TDS (Treble Death System)
I personally like TDS because they have a nice community, and I can actually get feedback on my songs.
I recently discovered dropbox. You get 2Gb for free, putting your stuff in the public folder and sharing it with the world seems to work perfectly flawless.
Yeah dropbox is very nice, been uisng it a while now. No problems what so ever.
get a gig or so to put whatever up
Hello, Renoise users!
May I humbly present yet another tracker community site to upload songs to.
Formerly known as buzzmusic.de. Initially built as a place to host Jeskola Buzz songs (hence the title),
now RNS/XRNS formats (as well as other kinds of tracker modules) are supported. Not to mention MP3/OGG, of course.
All submissions are released under the Creative Commons license.
Feel free to get registered and share your music with the community.
Musicians from the Renoise tracking scene are always welcome.
Just a tip from me…if you have friends in the IT stuff or run a webpage or whatever, they can host you sometimes for free, especially if they don’t get much traffic. I have 2 subdomains from two separate friends that i pay nothing for and have virtually unlimited storage on both. One of them I didn’t even ask for…so if you got friends, chances are one or more of them may have solutions for you. You just have to have nerdy company I guess.
Edit: To clarify, they pay a host, the host gives them access to create subdomains…for instance, I have a subdomain on iiichan.net which is hosted by dreamhost, and iiichan’s owner pays the fees. He subdomained me 2 subdomains creating ftp logins and file tree just for my login. I didn’t mean have a friend actually working at a webhosting company. The company simply takes money from someone in exchange for storage and bandwidth. Beyond that, they don’t give a crap what you do with that storage and bandwidth.
https://packjam.bandcamp.com/track/plugin-originator
Trap music made with Renoise 3.1
I find bandcamp sounds better then soundcloud wich is a bit louder
hey everyone! found about this site on the WeAreTheMusicMakers sub-reddit, it’s called Fan Burst:
So far, I really like the clean layout and the upload system. They also allow you to create a playlist and upload entire albums/eps and the listener can click Download and it packs it all in a zip, just like Bandcamp.
The only downside is that, since it’s still in development, there are some missing features like tags and such. I tweeted the team a few days ago and they said they are working on that and plan to implement it soon. =)
I’m afraid nobody already mentioned MySpace!
Yes it’s an oldschool near to death website but you can upload 50 songs (max 2Gb in totality), group them by albums, add cover, etc…
And you can link to other artists, since it is also something like a social network…
HEARTHIS.AT, already mentioned by EatMe in 2015, has justcompletely removed the play and download limitations from free accounts! Now with a free account, you canupload 1000 MB per week but only MP3 files. You can upload tracks from your computer, SoundCloud (track or complete profile), MixCloud (track or complete profile), Facebook, DropBox and even more… The tracks can be sorted.
Just get on LBRY and upload directly as a MP3, your creations will never be taken down, no capacity limit.
Soundcloud banned me for my remixes, Youtube flagged me, freedom is on LBRY.
@LBRY: Sun
Is that possible to be banned from Soundcloud for remixes? 
oh yeah it will happen…
Yes, Myspace was my first website I uploaded my music.But there was a problem with server I think…
older article about it:https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/mar/18/myspace-loses-all-content-uploaded-before-2016
LBRY should have its own thread, to be honest. There’s nothing else like it out there.
