I personally want it to go back to (or more likely at this point, find a new website dedicated to) being a community for people who make music. It&#x27;s now more about listening to music together, or broadcasting to an audience, than sharing music creation.<p>I miss the Friday nights spent working on music in Ableton, rendering a clip and posting to soundcloud, then commenting&#x2F;giving feedback to friends who had just done the same. I made several friends by searching genre tags I was interested in, and following people who I would also trade feedback with. Soundcloud (or at least the little bubble in which my friends and I used it) used to be much more about the &quot;work in progress&quot; than the finished results.<p>Now I only post polished mixes of arrangements or melodies I&#x27;m proud of. Nothing that I&#x27;d like criticism on, because I know some of my family and non-musician friends will see the tracks and say something. I&#x27;ve gone from posting 4 times a day, to once every 4 months. Maybe going back there isn&#x27;t a good business decision for Soundcloud, but the &quot;magic&quot; is just gone for me with it&#x27;s current experience.