Rechecking on Recent Activity at our "SoundCloud Portal" (3/17/'21)
Posted by Merit Celaire [ mailto: ]
Date: Wednesday, March 17, 2021 - 09:52 AM
Category: Social Media Portals
It's been a while since I shared news about activity regarding our "SoundCloud Portal", but this is just a quick reminder that it's still in action and I'm still posting "personal favorites" from all the Super Nintendo music style arrangements that I have done so far for these operations. You can check out which ones have made the cut by going to this page of our profile; recently, new personal favorites were added to the mix which involve certain postings that I've shared in recent weeks including song covers from WarioWare: Smooth Moves and Paper Mario: The Origami King.
Rumor is that I'm still running into new "personal favorite candidates" to add to our SoundCloud profile there, but at this time, I have to decide very carefully on new postings; As you all also know, the account itself is still a "free account" which only allows us with a total of 180 minutes of timespace (unless I upgrade to a Pro status on it). And currently, under the "free account" status, the available timespace we have stands at 20 minutes. I'm hoping that I can find the financial breakthrough that I need to do the upgrade, but until then, as I just said earlier, I'll be making decisions about new "personal favorites" on our SoundCloud account very, very carefully.
In the meantime, I'm still checking through our "interactive activity" related to our SoundCloud account itself and catching up on correspondence from certain folks. This also includes our hope to get them more involved in joining our other "social media portals" and even checking out and filling out our online suggestion forms to help me plan for the coming months ahead.
Until then, and another quick reminder, if you do have a SoundCloud account but haven't followed us yet to get word about new "personal favorites" being added from these music operations as a whole, you owe it to yourself to head on over to our profile page and click the "Follow" button. We still believe that this is one of those "major angles" that's deemed critical to get the word out about our music operations as a whole here; additionally, if my assumptions are correct in regards to interactive activity I've encountered after posting new "personal favorites" on there, this kind of gives a clue in regards to what the "majority" are expecting musicians like us to do in regards to raising awareness of our existence in the videogame music enthusiast community in general. See you all later.Source URL: