My brother and I are collaborating on a project. I have some tracks I'd like to send him (He uses FL, so they will have to be processed audio tracks if I want them to sound like they do in Sonar). How exactly do I accomplish this with something like Gobbler? Do I upload and then send him my creds? Does he need an account to get to my stuff? It seems like it is set up to back up projects, but what if he just wants the raw tracks. I need some advice/ options and I don't know where to start.

For the record Gobbler dropped support for Windows last year.  Try Dropbox or Box.

thanks for the heads up wookie. I thought I had heard rumour of that, but having never used it I didn't know for sure. I will investigate the other two .
 

Gobbler was a real CPU hog and also very expensive. I cancelled my subscription and switched to OneDrive coupled with FileSync for a fraction of the cost. That doesn't include collaboration though.

I did subscribe to Gobbler back when. I'm still using it.
 
It allows me to send all the files I want. So I don't have to burn all the CDs and hand them out. I can just send the files with Gobbler. I send tons of them.
 
It has really worked great for me. I paid the lowest rate. $20 per year? or 40? I don't remember.
 
To tell the truth, if they come back around, I'll keep subscribing.

The old gobbler app still works in windows.  I have access to all my files.  they are reorganizing, starting with mac first.  the windows integration will take some time, apparently.