Compatibility

[CallMeLegend]

Is JamStudio Compatible with Soundclick? Soundclick says it won't accept asp? Is there any fancy footwork that would suffice?Charles

[Jumper]

I'm not sure I understand your question.  If you make an mp3 of your song, you should be able to upload it to Soundclick no problem.  That's the whole point of Soundclick.  In fact, several JS forum members use Soundclick for just that.

Your second question refers to asp.  What are you talking about?

[CallMeLegend]

I downloade a song in soundclip initially, and I was able to. It sounded terrible, I must of done something wrong. I went back and tried to load in another. I got the remark back from soundclick thaty said they don't accept asp. I assume share warres. I've been getting messages back from JamStudio saying mixes complete. A few I listend to then deleted, and others I deleted altogether. Am I suppose to dorward these to soundclick for posting? 

[Jumper]

OK, so let me get this straight.
- you used MP3 Mix on JamStudio.com
- you saved the song to your computer.  It sounded good on your computer.
- you then tried to upload it to Soundclick.  It sounded bad on Soundclick.

Is the above correct?

I don't know why we're talking about ASP.  Microsoft's ASP has nothing to do with JamStudio.com.  The file you get from making an MP3 Mix is an mp3 file (ex: FileName.mp3).  ASP has to do with programing and designing web pages.  This is not a music file, nor does the MP3 Mix on JamStudio.com give you anything anywhere related to an ASP file.  ASP has nothing to do with your problem.

Furthermore, there should be little or no noticeable change in sound quality when you play it on your computer verses playing it over the internet.  That is, unless you're playing it back low-fi, rather than high-fi.  Either way, that shouldn't make it sound so bad you have to delete it.

Does all that make sense?