best website/service to archive my electronic back catalog

I've got nearly 10 years of albums and ep's that i want to put online for free so people can download and listen.

I've been remastering and finishing old material, some of which I've never put out or sent to anyone.

I deleted all my myspace/facebook/soundcloud accounts and just want one website for everything.

What's the best place to put these? I was thinking bandcamp as i like the layout and the flac support.

Cheers

bandcamp all the way.

yep bandcamp that mother

  On 4/9/2014 at 11:58 AM, jasondonervan said:

bandcamp all the way.

Agreed.

You're probably aware but you can list them as pay what you like also.

  On 4/9/2014 at 11:40 AM, miim said:

I've got nearly 10 years of albums and ep's that i want to put online for free so people can download and listen.

I've been remastering and finishing old material, some of which I've never put out or sent to anyone.

I deleted all my myspace/facebook/soundcloud accounts and just want one website for everything.

What's the best place to put these? I was thinking bandcamp as i like the layout and the flac support.

 

Cheers

To offer them where people are actually looking for music, on pages that look nice, definitely Bandcamp.

To preserve them for as long as possible, for future generations, the Internet Archive. It has everything from digitised 78s to net labels.

yea thought bandcamp was the best idea.

It's quite exciting and sad at the same time the amount of stuff i've actually done that no one has heard.

They're all 24bit 44.1khz so it's gonna take me quite a while to upload all these.

I need to upload our stuff in lossless before bitrot sets in to the masters.

  On 4/9/2014 at 12:31 PM, mcbpete said:

I need to upload our stuff in lossless before bitrot sets in to the masters.

haha i need some sort of massive backup device for all this lot. i'm thinking blu ray

Was gonna go Blu-Ray but my writer is a little wonky ....

talking 1 gig per hour at 24 bit 44.1KHz just for the master not including project files

by now someone might randomly say hi richard