Now that BandLab and Sonar/CBB are one, I am wondering if you feel inclined to put your music on BandLab Social Network.
If not, do you plan to make your music available on the BandLab platform now or in the future? 

Probably not, since YouTube still begets the largest audience.
But, If I wanted to do a collaboration then I would certainly consider trying BandLab.

https://www.bandlab.com/e...e811-80c3-00155d65202b

i might put some music up there for collaborators to have their way with one day

I have posted 3 BBZ songs up there for listening (no collaborating desired).
 

I'm not sure I see the ability of that site for getting comments on songs, like the songs forums here.

Euthymia
https://www.bandlab.com/e...e811-80c3-00155d65202b

On a cell here, and this shows "Processing in progress. Check back later!" over the wave form, with an "Add Bandlab - Music Studio and Social Network to Home Screen" ad at the bottom. Apparently your media is being held hostage to market themselves (I won't add the garbage).

In answer to the OP, most definitely no.

I doubt it.

Actually was thinking about it for a while...
Platform looks fun, and there are some bright kids (and older kids) there, but what turns me off is that people sticking their stuff in wrong genres and it gets mixed up and wild at times. Hip Hop songs in Bluez.....Electronica in R&B categories for example and many others in such manner. I am not a huge fan of  censoring stuff, but some things just need to be organized (moderated) better.  And on that note, maybe add a few more "Genres" categories for instance "Punk" "Alternative", "Ethnic", "Fusion" and a few other major ones :)  so tracks that correspond to those categories will go there.
 
I guess, to me it is important to keep genres separated.

I was waiting to see what the new version of this forum is like, hopefully with it's own songs forum like now, only better. From what I've seen of "Cakewalk on the lab", especially recently, I'm not even remotely interested in participating in that sort of environment. I'm not a big fan of moderation/censorship as a rule, but I am surprised that they have left that up tbh .