I just open sourced my music collaboration site

How does this work without the &#x27;source code&#x27; of the tracks being provided - e.g. the Garageband files or Logic files or Reason files or even just the &#x27;stems&#x27; (separate audio tracks).<p>Like its really hard to, say, change the drum pattern on a track if you dont have access to the underlying files that were used to produce it.

Great idea!!<p>But please don&#x27;t cave in to the trend and don&#x27;t introduce NFTs...

New mocks are here, going to start building this soon -&gt; <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;dezman&#x2F;beatoftheday&#x2F;issues&#x2F;38" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;dezman&#x2F;beatoftheday&#x2F;issues&#x2F;38</a>

Hey, two quick suggestions, mostly related to the actual beatoftheday.org website:<p>1) Put some info on your homepage about what this actually does. When I first landed I wasn&#x27;t sure what the purpose of the website was. 2) Resize your images! For example your header logo is massive and took a good 5+ seconds to download. You have a max-width of 994px, but the image itself is a whopping 14,976px wide!

I broke the site 2 days ago by swapping my AWS key... fix coming soon. And I’m having a designer make new mocks for the site, will post before we start building!

Please provide a license when &quot;open sourcing&quot; a project.