Share your mp3 songs with Blip.fm
October 8th, 2008 - Posted in geek, music, services, websites | 6 Comments »
Some weeks I'm trying a great service to share music and playlists on the Internet. Blip.fm is the son of twitter and maintains the structure, we can write a message with a maximum length of 150 characters which combines a piece of music to choose from, the our music piece by piece will compose a small microblog musical where just a simple click to listen to any song in full.
The internal search engine already contains thousands of mp3 and if we do not find music to our liking, you can always upload material from outside through the appropriate section upload. For the moment the knife copyright has not yet hit this service, but having regard to the end that did muxtape not need to sit tight, it must be said that currently the site does not contain advertising.
Blip.fm allows us to follow another "dj" and discover new pieces every day, to communicate within the service just use the @ character before the name just like on twitter and if we want to follow the blip of users will simply add to Favorites.
The service is still in development (you can follow the steps on the blog), are continually added new features and the community is expanding quickly.
Regarding the integration of the service in your blog for now there are three routes:
- embedding of the content (you copy the code as part of the video for youtube), fast and practical, but funny.
- wordpress plugin "Blip.fm emblender"
- A first prototype widget, very good but too wide to fit into the sidebar
So there is still some gear to be reviewed but the idea is certainly good, ah almost forgot the profile of myself can be found here.
