Private Sequences

[Prince-Vince04]

Whenever I come to this site, I have a good time, then I remember, that in order to save stuff, it becomes public on my profile, and in the sequences area. It is important to me that I can make my sequences private, so only I can see them, because no matter what I put in the title, people are gonna listen (to the song) anyways. I know I'm not the only one hoping for this, and my main concern of not having this feature is that my stuff is just gonna get stolen. Imagine, all those hours of work, for someone to just think my song sounds cool, and copy paste it in two seconds taking all that sweet, sweet credit. Tragic. I know.

[Crumthecrumb]

yeah there is, just save it as midi for your own file instead of saving it to network file, easy as a,b,c

[DotNet-ImaginationSquare]

yeah there is, just save it as midi for your own file instead of saving it to network file, easy as a,b,c

You can also just save all data instead of a lacking midi and just save the .sequence file locally

[Susamogus]

yeah there is, just save it as midi for your own file instead of saving it to network file, easy as a,b,c

You can also just save all data instead of a lacking midi and just save the .sequence file locally

But what if you don't have much room on ur pc?

[Lopyt]

The sequence files are less than 1mb usually. That even smaller than your dick. You can clear temporary fules, windows update files, etc to get more space, or install a larger hard drive

[Benvisions]

That even smaller than your dick.

oof, maybe that wasn't smart.

[Susamogus]

That even smaller than your dick.

oof, maybe that wasn't smart.

Oh.

[SubtotalAnt8185]

Simply save the sequence offline. Making everything saved online public puts it to good use and is also probably part of the agreement to use the cloud service. You can save it yourself and simply drop it into Google Drive or your own cloud storage service, or simply just save it on your PC.

[Crumthecrumb]

Simply save the sequence offline. Making everything saved online public puts it to good use and is also probably part of the agreement to use the cloud service. You can save it yourself and simply drop it into Google Drive or your own cloud storage service, or simply just save it on your PC.

"save your sequence offline"
save it to your local file     

[Crumthecrumb]

If you save it to cloud then you can always delete it and retry again