This could be in the form of a virtual band spread across the globe, it could be you just want a guitar solo or vocals added, or it may be you've got a riff with nowhere to go and you're happy for someone to write something based on it. You can also use this for collaboration, so that several people can work on the same song using the BandLab Editor. If you use this to construct your songs, you can opt for it to be 'forked' either openly to the public, or to a private group of people. However BandLab also have The BandLab Editor, which is a pretty basic but fully functional DAW that runs in a browser (yes, really - this pretty much blew my mind when I first saw it). The BandLab website I guess it pretty similar to Soundclick/BandCAMP, in that you can upload your songs there for other people to hear. I don't like the idea of somebody being able to claim ownership of my work just because I post it on their site, especially if they don't have to at least pay me for the right to use it.

I stick to Soundclick and BandCAMP because I'm fairly familiar with their policies. So, if I'm understanding this right, you (OP Serious Noize) posted an original song to the Bandlab site and somebody took the liberty to 'murder' it.

It is my understanding that the Cakewalk site will at some point in the future cease to exist, but while it's still up there I will continue to use it, only because I'm a creature of habit. Do you mean that you posted your song to the Bandlab site? I'm not real familiar with their website yet as I stick with Cakewalk's original site, at least for now. I just finished my first project on that DAW and I uploaded it only to Soundclick and BandCAMP. When I saw that you were using Bandlab I assumed you were talking about the DAW (Cakewalk by Bandlab).

Why is cakewalk by bandlab free