Do you retain any rights to anything I upload?
No! You always retain full ownership of your content. Aliada only serves as a platform for sharing and working with others.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Who pays for Aliada?
Only the Team Owner pays for Aliada. All collaborators can use Aliada for free.
Why should I pay for something that I can do for free?
We believe that Aliada's tools embody the best and most cutting-edge musical workflows, catering to both amateurs and professionals alike.
After all, being a musician or an audio engineer is challenging enough! 😜
Are more tools coming to Aliada?
Yes! Stay tuned... we have exciting new tools coming.
Why are public shares time-limited?
We're glad you asked! Aliada Create is designed to streamline the processes that occur before audio is published publicly. To ensure optimal performance for our authenticated and logged-in users, public shares are time-limited.
But don't worry, we've got something exciting in the works to extend this functionality. Stay in the loop by signing up for a free account or subscribing to our newsletter for updates!
What is your AI training policy?
We never train AI on your music. We don't use AI to train on or access your music, audio files, or creative work. Your content remains yours.
If you make a version public, anyone with the link can reach it, including automated crawlers. We block known AI-training crawlers, but we can't guarantee that a third party won't copy something you've made public, so keep unreleased work in private shares.
How is Aliada different from Dropbox or Google Drive?
Dropbox and Google Drive are general file storage—great for documents, not optimized for audio collaboration. Aliada offers built-in version control (no more Mix_v3_FINAL.wav chaos), timestamped feedback on waveforms, in-browser streaming with untouched lossless originals, and purpose-built features for music producers.
See detailed comparisons: Aliada vs Dropbox | Aliada vs Google Drive
Can I use Aliada instead of SoundCloud or BoomBox?
Yes! Aliada is designed for professional collaboration, not public music sharing. Unlike SoundCloud (which compresses audio), Aliada keeps your original lossless files untouched for download. Unlike BoomBox, Aliada includes version control and A/B comparison.
Learn more: Aliada vs SoundCloud | Aliada vs BoomBox
What audio formats does Aliada support?
Aliada accepts WAV and FLAC (plus MP3 and OGG) up to 192kHz/32-bit. Your original file is stored exactly as you uploaded it and is what collaborators download; playback streams a high-quality encode so it starts instantly.
Learn more about lossless audio formats.
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