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Mix_Man_Dan Mix_Man_Dan is a male

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ah, i finly got my cookies to work again so i can login
to CafePress and this forum as well as others.
ive been here for a while but havent been able to
post till now. before i was just sending e-mail to
each person who made a song that i liked for feed backs. anyways i made these pads for the free samples page and i cant seem to e-mail them to the chronic, i also dont know of how to upload them.
he sent me an e-mail with a ftp link and all that but i
have never used ftp before so maybe ill have to get advice here.

who knows of a good uploader?
i just need to upload some how some were.
then ill start sending up the samples that i made.

im also thinking on making a thread about pad creation and ill include some FL-Studio project files to show how to build a pad from scratch,.... but thats later once i finaly get some sort of uploader thing.

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Wow, i was feeling pritty bad there 10/18/2004, but when a person is under an emotional extream error is sure to soon fallow.

This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by Mix_Man_Dan: 26-09-2004 22:09.

26-09-2004 02:19

djfreemc djfreemc is a male

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U can do it with ur regular browser actually (well I'm sure u can with IE, not sure about other browsers). Just go to the adress bar & type ftp://ftp.drumnbass.be. Then it should ask for a password. If it doesn't just right-click and choose "log in as" from the popup menu. Then enter the login name and password, something like uploadname@drumnbass.be and *password*. That should do the trick. Once u're there, u can use the ftp page just like a regular folder and copy-paste or drag&drop items in it, and they should be uploaded.

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26-09-2004 10:31

Surya

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I kinda like FlashFXP
Total Commander has a built in FTP functionality which works very good too

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26-09-2004 11:13

thechronic thechronic is a male

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I have used SmartFTP for a long time, but had some problems with uploading folders containing lots of small files, so I am now checking out new programs.
To do the occasional upload SmartFTP is ok, it's very intuitive and easy to use.

I've now installed FileZilla which looks a bit weird but works very well.

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26-09-2004 11:16

Mix_Man_Dan Mix_Man_Dan is a male

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Ey, im done uploading the short effect samples and the pads and the FL-Studio project file pad makeing tutorial. a special thanks goes out to djfreemc for the step by step instructions! that you!
i may upload a song some time also... in an atempt to get the gold medal, but maybe not... Smile

well just wait and see.

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Wow, i was feeling pritty bad there 10/18/2004, but when a person is under an emotional extream error is sure to soon fallow.

26-09-2004 22:07

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