A decent place to upload MIDI?

bluestarultor · 05-04-2010, 01:46 PM

YouTube is just getting to be too much of a pain with the software I'm using. I've been browsing other sites, but I quite frankly don't trust them with some of their TOS items or lack thereof.

There IS one site that I know will allow me to upload my game MIDIs directly, but, uh, I'd like to avoid making an account there. >_>;

Edit: Okay, I'm going to explain that last bit, because I need to grow a pair. Put bluntly, it's a furry site. I don't necessarily have anything against furries, but I'd like to avoid joining it if I can save myself a bit of awkwardness. If nobody can provide a better alternative, I will despite my reservations, because I logically know it's not going to matter, but I'm holding out for a better alternative.

synkr0nized · 05-04-2010, 01:52 PM

Do you not have any web space through your ISP? I'm assuming you can't trick Photobucket or whatever it is you kids use for images into letting you pop up midi files, but it's not like you need a special site for them.

Why would you upload them to YouTube, anyway?

bluestarultor · 05-04-2010, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by synkr0nized

Do you not have any web space through your ISP? I'm assuming you can't trick Photobucket or whatever it is you kids use for images into letting you pop up midi files, but it's not like you need a special site for them.

Why would you upload them to YouTube, anyway?

I have Verizon, so hell if I know. My mom picked it out without consulting me.

I was uploading them to YouTube before because I have some screen-recording software, but it's laggy and just too much of a pain.

New thought, would I be able to play them from Dropbox? I got one a while ago to help with PoC, but I don't know if it auto-canceled or something.

Viridis · 05-04-2010, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by bluestarultor

New thought, would I be able to play them from Dropbox? I got one a while ago to help with PoC, but I don't know if it auto-canceled or something.

Yes. Put them in the Public folder, right-click and go to Dropbox > Copy Public Link.

That's where they will be hosted.

bluestarultor · 05-04-2010, 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Viridis

Yes. Put them in the Public folder, right-click and go to Dropbox > Copy Public Link.

That's where they will be hosted.

Okay, cool. I now have a use for the thing again.

As a thanks/test, try this:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/466762/Jeff%27s%20theme%203.mid

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