Is Soundcloud still the best option for posting One-Synth-Challenge tracks?

[e-crooner]

I like Bandcamp, it seems less commercial than SC. More old-skool.

[bulevardi]

Also upload with Safari does not seem to work.

Who still uses Safari btw... one of the most restrictive browsers that I can imagine.

When I talk to people who work in customer service (I know some in various industries at large companies), and they talk about complaints from customers who have had trouble on a certain website (while booking, buying, registering,...), it's almost always about people who were using Safari.
Or the complaints from customers who had to brag about their expensive mac but couldn't even do a decent web browsing with it.

Use Firefox, never issues.

[Hanz Meyzer]

Yes, Safari turned into the new Internet Explorer....

[empphryio]

Resurrected 6 year old thread fyi.

[Ah_Dziz]

Depends doesn't it? I don't know how exactly the OSC tracks are hosted. If they're all hosted by the OSC hosts themselves, of course, the free data limt will soon be exceeded. If those tracks come from the Soundcloud accounts of the participants, it will be less of a issue.

Every contributor hosts their track in their own SC account. So technically you're right. As it is, everyone is responsible to either get a paid account or get under the upload limit (or get a second account). It's not OSC's problem. But there's people like me who now will think twice about participating because of this new hurdle. I'm way over the new limit with my track count. So in fact it might be a problem for OSC anyway.

Ok, fair enough.

I wonder if you can have multiple Soundcloud accounts.

I've got more than 1. 3 I think including one that's a project with a friend.