bluebeat1313
 
it is important to keep genres separated.

"Keep 'Em Separated"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jOk8dk-qaU

bluebeat1313
 
I guess, to me it is important to keep genres separated.

I'm exactly the opposite. I like the way the one here works in that respect. Just lump it all in together. Sometimes it's good to be exposed to things outside of your comfort zone. Over the years I've heard some fine songs by some very talented people that I probably wouldn't have if it had all been categorized. I mean, who listens to country music on purpose, right? 

paulo
I mean, who listens to music with bapu in it on purpose, right? 

'zacto

paulo

bluebeat1313
 
I guess, to me it is important to keep genres separated.

I'm exactly the opposite. I like the way the one here works in that respect. Just lump it all in together. Sometimes it's good to be exposed to things outside of your comfort zone. Over the years I've heard some fine songs by some very talented people that I probably wouldn't have if it had all been categorized. I mean, who listens to country music on purpose, right? 

 
Well, there are many (MANY!) approaches that I have seen where you have a "TIMELINE" strip with everything new that comes in, Multiple  genre tagged music that would come up in the search, "The best of all genres" just to give an example.
 
But in my opinion, if one goes for "specific" genre it is expected that music there would be kind of inline with the genre. I doubt that many Heavy Metal fans would sit and joyfully listen to Korean love songs or an 80 year old Folk music lover would sit and listen to Gansta Rap with tears in his eyes (I might be actually right about the tears)
 
P.S. I can listen to anything (including Korean love songs), as long as they are good :) But I do not believe total anarchy in organizing music is a good idea.  
 

I posted something trying to find a female for a collaboration. Took it down because it was kind of slow.

(BTW - still looking for a female for some aggressive vocals (not necessarily screaming/growling) if anyone know someone who could be interested)

No. 
1) In order to access much of the content on the BandLab website you MUST use the Chrome browser.  I have no desire to use Chrome, Google already knows too much about me.
 
2) My music is already posted at three sites:  my personal website, SoundClick and SoundCloud.

Not ruled out the possibility of collab'ing but somehow I have't. It hasn't lured me! 
 
It could be as simple as a short instructional video to make it easy or it
could be have't been drawn to it yet to forfill a need.

mettelus

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).

Ugh. Yeah, I put my song up there in late April, and it's been "processing" it ever since. I "check back later" every few weeks, and even hit the button they say to hit if it's taking too long.
 
I tried. Thanks for attempting to check it out. Maybe I'll try uploading it again.

jimfogle
 
1) In order to access much of the content on the BandLab website you MUST use the Chrome browser.  I have no desire to use Chrome, Google already knows too much about me.

That 'splains why I haven't had much luck with the Bandlab site.
 
Rocky

Euthymia
 
Ugh. Yeah, I put my song up there in late April, and it's been "processing" it ever since. I "check back later" every few weeks, and even hit the button they say to hit if it's taking too long.
 
I tried. Thanks for attempting to check it out. Maybe I'll try uploading it again.

Did you NOT use Chrome to upload? That happened on the first time I uploaded using IE/Edge (can't remember which, but it was one of those).