Using servers to deliver files to clients

max cooper · 17th August 2007

Just wondering how this is working out. Would love to hear people's experiences.

jeremy.c. · 17th August 2007

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Originally Posted by max cooper

Just wondering how this is working out. Would love to hear people's experiences.

it's been great for me, i have taken tracks from a Detroit based guitar player, a NC based vocalist and a Malibu based drummer and it's been awesome to have that flexibility.
Every situation has used a private server, but I hear yousendit is pretty good too.

cubivore · 17th August 2007

i have been doing this for the past few months using private ftp. it works great, especially for our clients in europe. they get stuff within hours instead of days via expensive global shipping. the future is now!

gsilbers · 17th August 2007

digidelivery is just great... and its just very expensive as well.

but we can upload gigs of stuff in mere seconds.

DSD_Mastering · 17th August 2007

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Originally Posted by gsilbers

digidelivery is just great... and its just very expensive as well.

+1 for Digidelivery!

Regards,
Bruce

T_R_S · 17th August 2007

I have a Digidelivery LT it's the real deal.

theblue1 · 17th August 2007

I have an ASP-driven upload form on my site (it's hidden, of course). Works fine. My own upstream is SLOOOOOOOW though (asymetric cable -- 256kbps up and 3 mbps down). That said, I no longer take outside audio work as a rule so that's not the issue it might have been in previous years... but I do some video work and just uploading client vids to YouTube gets a little wearisome. I mail or hand deliver DVDs for full-strength vids.)

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max cooper Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2004 Location: tx Posts: 8,802 Thread Starter	Using servers to deliver files to clients Just wondering how this is working out. Would love to hear people's experiences.

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cubivore Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2006 Location: houston tx Posts: 712	i have been doing this for the past few months using private ftp. it works great, especially for our clients in europe. they get stuff within hours instead of days via expensive global shipping. the future is now! __________________ ~cubivore~

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theblue1 Gear Guru Joined: Mar 2005 Location: Long Beach, CA Posts: 15,095	I have an ASP-driven upload form on my site (it's hidden, of course). Works fine. My own upstream is SLOOOOOOOW though (asymetric cable -- 256kbps up and 3 mbps down). That said, I no longer take outside audio work as a rule so that's not the issue it might have been in previous years... but I do some video work and just uploading client vids to YouTube gets a little wearisome. I mail or hand deliver DVDs for full-strength vids.) __________________ day job \| A Year of Songs \| music and social stuff \| mutant pop on facebook \| roots acoustic on facebook

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gsilbers Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2006 Location: El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora La Reina de Los Angeles de Porciuncula Posts: 3,622	digidelivery is just great... and its just very expensive as well. but we can upload gigs of stuff in mere seconds.

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