However, with the exception of SoundCloud, none of these are designed for musicians by musicians. Highnote has well-established competition in particular WeTransfer, Dropbox and SoundCloud.
Highnote, a newcomer, is strongly backed and made by musicians We distribute audio files every day to our contributors and Highnote has been invaluable with real-time commenting. Released with a public beta today, Highnote enters a growing industry, following Adobe’s acquisitions of creative workflow tools Figma and Frame.IO.įor our purposes at Attack, we found annotating audio, and sharing audio files securely, with real-time collaboration, incredibly useful for our content streamlining. Over the last few months, the team at Attack Magazine has been using Highnote. With the list of companies, growing, we show you the best audio-sharing services available today. So if you are sending your music to labels, distributors, publishers, magazines, mixing engineers, mastering houses and the endless list of places that need your ‘history’ then it’s worth having everything in one place. Does this naming and annotation format look familiar?īut what if we told you there’s a much easier way to track, annotate and securely send audio? In addition to Google Drive, if you don’t already know, there are a host of other excellent companies that are designed for musicians. We round up the best ones available today for musicians looking for a secure, easy-to-use service.Ī quick show of hands. The competition for sharing audio files securely has been heating up lately.
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