AudioFarm is a music and sound management site with a social focus. Members are invited to upload and organize their audio collections and share them with others.
An unlimited number of pages for your music, your equipment, your band, your label, etc, can be created. Additionally, each member is given his/her own personal Studio in where they can post pictures, sound sets and comments. There’s a chart which list the top twenty played tracks (you’ll see that currently qwave by Mother Nature gets the coveted top spot). There’s also a section labeled People in which you can peruse the profiles and patch files of the newest members. The site is still in Alpha mode so expect to see some gaps. Sign up is free.
AudioFarm.org In Their Own Words
“Store, search, sort and share your music and sounds
Audiofarm lets you create unlimited pages with information about
your sounds, equipment, releases, gigs, netlabel etc.
We offer new ways for music fans to discover, manage and listen
to their music from anywhere in the near universe.”
Why AudioFarm.org It Might Be A Killer
Audiofarm offers a simple means to share your music and sounds. It’s got a clean feel and look; it’s not difficult to use. I imagine that artists and sound enthusiasts could use it for collaboration.
Some Questions About AudioFarm.org
It would be nice if music previews were enabled. Also, the site could use more instructions; it’s not exactly clear what pages are or what the difference, if any, is between a studio and pages. How will AudioFarm get users to come? Will they define themselves better? 
