Hello musicians. I just wanted to put a little note in here to make you all aware of the Dropbox Replay group we recently launched.   What is Dropbox Replay?   Replay is a video, image, and audio review tool that allows you to mark up, comment on, and finalize projects. So if you’ve just recorded a killer riff and you want your band mates to give you some feedback, you can send it on using Replay and receive real-time feedback without ever having to leave your browser. Likewise, if you’re making a jingle for a client, and they think a certain part needs more cow-bell, they’ll be able to show you exactly where they want it, speeding up the process and keeping your projects moving in the right direction.       The Replay group will be a space where you can discuss how you use Replay as a musician, share your knowledge and experiences with other Replay users, talk about your current projects; and it'll also offer you the unique opportunity to connect directly with the Replay team and share your feedback and ideas directly to the people in charge of the product.   Joining the Replay group   Joining the group is really easy, all you need to do is follow this link and hit the “Join Group Hub” button and you’re in! Hopefully, we’ll see some of you over there soon!   Join the Dropbox Replay group   ... View more

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and we’re doing all we can to get ourselves into the Christmas spirit here as we finish up another busy year on the Dropbox Community! It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and to mark the occasion I’ve decided to start a Christmas classics thread with some of my favourite Christmas songs.   Now, I’d love for those of you who celebrate to get involved and add some of your favourites, too, and if you don’t celebrate and you still want to add a song, please get involved anyway! Whether it’s a track you just heard for the first time Last Christmas, or something you’ve loved hearing your whole life, if it’s enough to get you Rockin’ around the Christmas tree, we want to hear it.   Basically, All I want for Christmas is you to get involved, share some classics and Have yourself a merry little Christmas! I’ll go first, here are 4 of my all-time favourites and 1 guilty pleasure, see if you can tell which is which!     ... View more

If we’ve got any DJs here in the Group, it’s more than likely that probably made the switch from analogue to digital sound a long time ago      The days of DJs bringing large bags of records to clubs or festivals are mostly gone, there are still some vinyl enthusiasts out there, but for tho who have long made the switch, an external hard drive or a USB flash drive has long been the weapon choice for DJs.     But did you know, you don’t even need a flash drive anymore? Thanks to an awesome integration between Denon DJs Engine OS and Dropbox. DJs can now organise their music library and access it from anywhere in the world.     Denon DJs Engine OS and Dropbox integration     It really is that simple. All you need to do is connect your Dropbox account with your Engine OS and log into any piece on Denon Engine OS DJ hardware and you’ll instantly have access to your music collection.     Organised music files with Denon DJ Engine OS and Dropbox     This will allow you to totally pre-prepare a set and even works with Denon Prime, the desktop music management software companion for Engine OS devices, to make sure you’re completely club ready before any gig.      But for those of you who like to play off the cuff and be a little less prepared with your sets, you’ll have full access to your music library as long as you have it saved in your Dropbox account.      You can then arrange all of your tracks in folders based on things like key, BPM, genre, venue, or anyway that makes the best sense to you.      The Dropbox and the Denon Engine OS integration also makes it easier for music producers to share their music with fellow DJs in a way that enables them to play your tracks out without any hassle.     Are you a DJ? Tell us how you manage your music and if you’re currently using Dropbox to help in any way. ... View more

It’s getting really close to one of my absolute favourite times of year, Halloween  As always, I’ll be building an eerie playlist to listen to while I decorate my house with spooky stuff to entertain the trick or treaters who call at my door.     Using Paper to make a playlist     This year, I decided to ask some friends for help curating my playlist, to make this process a little easier I created a Halloween paper doc and shared it with everyone and asked them to add their favourite Halloween songs.  Dropbox Paper has lots of features to help make your planning easier!     Adding Spotify links to a Paper doc     I’ll be using Spotify to make my playlist and it’s super easy for people to add a link to Spotify directly to a Paper document. Here’s how to do it    Click the Insert media button on the menu bar at the bottom of the page  Scroll down the left-hand side of the pop up window until you see the Spotify button  Copy and paste the Spotify link and press enter  Click the Add to doc button           I know that not all of my friends use Spotify, but anyone else who wants to add to the doc can do so by adding a YouTube link, by using the same method, with the only difference being you choose the YouTube option on the pop up window after you click the Insert media button.     Our top spooky selections     So, to help get you in the mood for Spooky season 👻 here’s some of the tracks that have made their way onto this year’s Playlist so far.         Tell us what you think     My playlist needs your help, please let me know what you think of it so far and add links to any tracks you’d like to see added. ... View more

Hi,   I've just propose a new feature in Paper: Write Music With LaTeX: https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Dropbox-ideas/Write-music-with-Paper-with-LaTex/idi-p/716424   If you have other suggestions or if it's a feature you'd like to see, vote and/or leave a comment 😉   Cheers, ... View more