While I'm not a musician, I still find a ton of value in the Clyp platform for simple memos and reminders to myself, as well as recording meetings with advisor so I can listen to them later.
The iPhone app JustWorks™ and the playback audio is amazing.
Their tagline couldn't be more accurate, it's the easiest way on the web to upload and share audio.
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Tyson here from Clyp. We’re psyched to show you guys what we’ve been working on.
Clyp is the easiest way to upload, record and share audio - give it a try, you don’t even need an account. My Co-Founder @jpatapoff and I created it because, as musicians ourselves, we needed a simple way to share quick song ideas and get feedback without having to jump through a bunch of hoops or deal with the pressure of releasing an entire track.
Today we’re thrilled to introduce an all-new, completely redesigned look for Clyp that includes a slick new logo, a more user-friendly interface and a refined focus on making it easier than ever to upload and share audio.
We’ll be hanging out most of the day, can’t wait to hear your thoughts!
Cheers,
Tyson
PS - Here are a few Clyps to check out:
A resident Clypsters getting feedback on a new track: https://clyp.it/vzethewz
Biblical argument for Bernie Sanders: https://clyp.it/eusxalwe
Eric Clapton’s latest tribute to Prince: https://clyp.it/jsv1af22
I have been working with Tyson, Jordan and the Clyp team since late last year and I have been impressed by their ability to keep the platform simple and easy to use while continuing to enhance the functionality. The new design looks great and discovering interesting content is easier the ever before. Well done guys.
@blakeyeager Thanks Blake! There's definitely a balancing act between adding features and maintaining a simple UX. We're thrilled with how the new stuff turned out.
I'm a professional musician and have been using Clyp for a while now, it's part of my creative process. My bandmates and I use it to bounce around ideas, record snippets at practice to remember later, or share early versions of stuff we're working on in the studio. It's always been super easy to use and reliable, but even more so after the recent update.
I'm looking forward to seeing what the Clyp team has in store for the future as they focus more on us "creator" types.
PS That's sick that Slowhand himself Eric Clapton uses Clyp! Somebody mail that guy a "Eric Clypton" shirt.
@higg1921 Hey Sean, great question. We get this one a lot, so we actually addressed it on our FAQ (https://clyp.it/faq). From a platform perspective, Clyp exists up-stream from Soundcloud. Meaning that, as a musician, I upload to Clyp during the music creation and song writing phase, using it as a simple way to share quick song ideas and get feedback. Whereas Soundcloud is more of a publishing platform, Clyp is geared more towards creators.
Another important differentiator is that you don't need an account to use Clyp. You can upload and record anonymously.
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