Hello. I'm looking for a website that will allow me to put up files of our songs, photes, videos, calendar, etc to share with my band. does anyone have any suggestions?
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Storing Files for Band Access
- Thread starter tycobb73
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- Nov 21, 2006
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- Creator of free practice app - LoopTube.xyz
Google Apps for domains. Buy a domain for 10 bucks a year. Then you can give everyone email addresses like [email protected]. Each person can share calendars, documents (word/excel sort of stuff).
You can make web sites either public or private to just people on the domain. that way you make internal stuff just for your use, but also have a presence on the web to direct the public.
You can make web sites either public or private to just people on the domain. that way you make internal stuff just for your use, but also have a presence on the web to direct the public.
If you have a website, the easiest/smartest method is to put them all into single zip files (pix in one) (songs in another etc).. then give them a Rev Number.
I'm a fan of putting the songlist/setlist in one and everything else in the other...
Then link it to a band member page.. This will ensure that members check the interal page for the agreements etc.
Timmy
I'm a fan of putting the songlist/setlist in one and everything else in the other...
Then link it to a band member page.. This will ensure that members check the interal page for the agreements etc.
Timmy
- Apr 23, 2008
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- Endorsing Artist: Lakland, Aguilar Amplification, JH Audio
Spider Oak is pretty good.
Also Ubuntu One works well too.
I use Linux so multiplatform is a must for me.
Also Ubuntu One works well too.
I use Linux so multiplatform is a must for me.
+1 for Google Apps for domains.
We have 30+ member worship team at the church, and we use PlanningCenterOnline.com, which is perfect for managing MP3's, chord charts, and calendars (and it will tie-in with your existing Google calendar).
We have 30+ member worship team at the church, and we use PlanningCenterOnline.com, which is perfect for managing MP3's, chord charts, and calendars (and it will tie-in with your existing Google calendar).
Lots of ways to do this. We use a shared google account. We can upload files as attachments to draft emails and everyone else can log in at their leisure and download them. Great for calendars, contact lists, etc. Free and huge storage...
I looked at google. The issue I have with it is I wanted something I could easily gove new members coming in. The files as miessages and email attachments didn't work. I guess the best way to go is drop box.
Not sure about you guys but when you pay for internet access typically you get a bit of webspace as part of the package (99% of people are either not aware of this or never use it) but you may be able to log into that with an FTP client and exchange files provately that way.
All the sites mentioned will work but you have to understand that anything you post there becomes the property of the site and you lose your rights to it.
Read the fine print. it's there.
-eSmith.
All the sites mentioned will work but you have to understand that anything you post there becomes the property of the site and you lose your rights to it.
Read the fine print. it's there.
-eSmith.
Thanks for the heads up on this one, it looks good. I just asked the other members of our band to take a look at it.
