Is MixCloud worth using anymore? 

Totally agree with you, you hit the point. I have been using the pro subscription for a few months and decided to quit it. Actually the idea to let grow beginner DJs with this method is not bad but in fact there are way too little listeners on this plattform to let the DJs grow - because of the reasons you already mentioned.

Mixcloud just doesn't seem to understand that they are not Spotify, Tidal or Apple Music. With those services people are paying for the control to listen to what they want and how. Mixcloud is more like radio and no one pays for radio except satellite radio and we all see how popular that is which is not very. Make it free for listeners without any restrictions and just run commercials like you said. While it sucks for us DJ's, I can understand the cost of hosting people with a lot of mixes. The thing that's really hard for some of us is that not every DJ spins a super popular genre or plays nothing but club bangers. There are some of us that specialize in more underground music and are trying to spotlight new or forgotten artists. We're never going to have huge audiences to make the kind of money to justify the expense of the service. We just love music and want to share it with fellow music lovers.

Superb video! Very fair commentary. Good points, well made. Subbed.

Excellent information. Very much appreciated.

Very helpful info. Thanks.

This is a shame. I like to upload my mixes to see my progression from when I started and it’s a good source to show that you are still being active as a DJ. However I find it really hard to get listeners as it is 😆 So having people have to pay to listen to my mixes will decrease the amount of listeners even more… Bit disappointing in my opinion 😬 Thanks for the video again man 👊🏼

I've looked everywhere but didn't find anything. Thank you!

I cannot listen or view any mixcloud programs what so ever I don't know why and if I have to pay what's ones limit to search for a particular set or presentation 🤔 on the other hand I found this helpful.

I’d love to see a sub between free and pro. Not a heavy user and only interested in uploading a bit more than 10 mixes

Let me put in my 2 cents in. I've been djing for a very long time but I don't come to this platform to promote or care to put my stuff up. I come to Mixcloud or Souncloud to listen. There is so many great mixes & music. There is no right or wrong way to approach music.

Very informative. Thank you. Do you know what is the max length a show can be/is permitted if you are a paid Pro subscriber? Thanks again!

Loads of uploads disabled, I was uploading 24-32 hours of radio, now if so many of a certain artist gets played (it gets disabled) and got to pay £9 a month to upload so no longer consider it worth it as can't pay that and still get content disabled if I do.

Been rocking mixcloud for about 6 months 9 quid to make sure everyone gets their well deserved cash is fine by me, its 9 quid ffs cheaper than a pint in some places

I just made an account there.. In the end of the day, is it worth? I am about to buy some streaming equipment and I just want to share my music sessions and why not to get paid from people that love it. But is it worth to give it a try?

I am finding less & less on mix but much more on sound like UK garage , trance and oldskool stuff

Learnt lots there. Can’t believe listeners have to pay to get basic features. That definitely will not entice people in. Very informative.

do listeners really hear ads if they don't pay a subscription? I never heard any ads...as a DJ using Mixcloud primarily for promotion I decided to subscribe to the Creator subscription but what really annoys me the most which no-one seems to have mentioned (sorry if I missed it somehow) is that I can't scroll forward or past whilst listening to a mix more than 4-5 times or whatever the restriction is...I feel as a creator paying £9 pm to use mixcloud I should be able to skip forward as much as I like...I like to listen to lots of sets but don't have 1.5-2 hours to dedicate per set to hear most of it and it's frustrating to say the least...you don't have this issue at all with Soundcloud.

Mixcloud wasn't worth it when the service was free. My last upload (from 3 years ago) has only had 43 listens; my cloudcasts would usually average about 4 listens after the first week. Whereas a podcast I uploaded 3 months ago (on Radio4Al)l has had over 130 downloads.

No no no, I’ve used Mixcloud for 11 years, got 88 uploads I don’t upload regular to pay the subscription, now I’ve been told I have to pay! I moved over to Mixcloud because SoundCloud kept copyrighting my mixes but now Mixcloud is doing the same.

Mixcloud Is tough. Very saturated and almost all other DJs. I do like it but very few listens.Good place to put mixes though.

Hi! I totally agree with you Karl. But what else now ? There's no other way for a DJ to share his mix to a public ? Dose someone use other tools for it. As a DJ, i'm OK to ay for this service, but the audiance shouldn't

Should I be deleting my 10+ year-old mixes on MixCloud?

Mixcloud is only good to put up a few demo mixes for clients. If you want to make money with your mixes you are better off trying to build an audience on Twitch. And if you want to get the most plays you are better off with Soundcloud and RU-vid.

My opinion is that mixcloud should be totally free for listeners.

Mixcloud is definitely starting to copyright mixes now. I logged in the other day and saw a few of my old mixes flagged

I'm done with mixcloud. Tell me when I'm mixing old records the money they are collecting is going to artists and labels that no longer exist. I don't think so. This is a money grab to pay their bills.

Can djs get payed on mixcloud?

SOUNDCLOUD IS SUPER LIMITED ON SAVED SPACE FOR A FEE NOW

Short answer: no Long answer: if you are a hobbyist with no intention to be a "pro", not worth it

I'm a user for many years overall its really not great at all/scam/ but I do ok, that being said if all djs don't upload music for 1 month they are done?????????????? who who be the stupid ones/