How many people have actually collaborated on real projects so far?

[DJ Hellfire]

Not talking about just testing out how it works, but who here has actually done some real records and post utilizing cloud collaboration?

[amagras]

I don't know, all I get is Dropbox here.

[midnightrambler]

Nope. I've had 18 emails from "wetransfer" since April though.

[Darryl Ramm]

There may be more folks out there still using Gobbler integration with Pro Tools 10, than actually using Avid's cloud collaboration clusterduck. (Yes I know ducks don't gobble)

[JFreak]

I have

[Kris75]

Originally Posted by JFreak

I have

I use it quite regularly, but not for collaboration. I use it to move sessions for myself. This allows me to run errands on the way to and from the studio without the worry of carrying around 2 drives, and it also gives me an offsite backup for working projects. The upload speed is ridiculous, and the real benefit, for me at least, is that I don't have to wait for an upload to complete before I start downloading the content.

[midnightrambler]

Originally Posted by Kris75

I use it to move sessions for myself.

Now that's a good idea, never even thought of that!

[DJ Hellfire]

Originally Posted by Kris75

I use it quite regularly, but not for collaboration. I use it to move sessions for myself. This allows me to run errands on the way to and from the studio without the worry of carrying around 2 drives, and it also gives me an offsite backup for working projects. The upload speed is ridiculous, and the real benefit, for me at least, is that I don't have to wait for an upload to complete before I start downloading the content.

Nice! Do you have one of the paid plans?

[Kris75]

Originally Posted by DJ Hellfire

Nice! Do you have one of the paid plans?

Yes. I am on the 10 project plan. So far, I have not even come close to filling it up. Just wish I could have more than 10 projects if the space is available...

[Kris75]

Hopefully one day they will allow versioning of projects. Then this would be an ideal workflow for me, as I am not super paranoid about the big bad Avid taking away all of my IP, but currently spend a bit of time converting projects into sessions, and sessions back into projects, simply so I can version them.