LogFAQs > #968236027

I made it public because I guess the private sharing doesn't work that way.

I try to keep a higher quality on my soundcloud, I'm actually starting to get a good-ish following. This one I'm going to put a lot of effort into, less experimentation. It obviously needs more diversity. But I'm sticking to the theme and not "filling it up" with things I think sound good, if you get what I mean.

I think in soundcloud there's an algo to be beaten.

People like your tracks, and the tracks they like repeatedly show up in their feed. So I think long, diverse, and inoffensive tracks are how you grow a following. If it's too aggressive/experimental, people get sick of it being recommended over and over and they remove their like, their engagement.

I think silence after a track gives the user enough time to like the track before soundcloud moves on to the next one.