On Multiply, you can not only blog, share photos and videos, but if you've got sound files to share (such as the kids singing Happy Birthday to grandma or maybe your teen's piano recital) you can share that as well. [b]What kinds of music files can I share? [/b] You can upload the following types of music files to your Multiply site: mp3, m4a, wma, wav, aac, ogg, aif and au. [b]Please be aware that sharing someone else's copyrighted music is illegal and prohibited on Multiply, per the [url=http://multiply.com/info/tos]Terms of Service[/url].[/b] [b]How to add a music player (Multiply built-in Flash player) to your homepage:[/b] 1) Go to your main page and click on [u]Customize My Site[/u] (or go to [url=http://multiply.com/setup]Settings[/url] -> My Site) and click on the [u]Edit[/u] link on your Welcome Message box. You may also use the link bellow: [url=http://multiply.com/setup/pages/content]http://multiply.com/setup/pages/content[/url] 2) Click on the check box beside [i]Play music on my homepage[/i] and choose a playlist with only MP3. The playlist must be also public (access level set to 'Everyone'). There is a remind about it if you mouse over the question mark beside the playlist drop-down menu. 3) All set. [b]Some info about music on Multiply:[/b] - the song info displayed in the playlists (song name, artist, album) come from the info embedded in the file (ID3 tags) and cannot be edit after the file is uploaded. - the built-in music player in the main page (for those who set i up, obviously) will show up only to Multiply member who are logged in. It means that it won't appear to non-member or when you look at your page as an 'anonymous' user. - in the same way, the download links in the Music posts will only work for Multiply members. So, if you can't see the player when you are not logged in, don't panic, it's not a bug. [b]Update1:[/b] - the built-in Flash player that you can add to your main page won't auto-play anymore, so one has to click on the Play button to actualy hear the music. - the download links were removed: only who has uploaded the files (site owner) and created the post can download them. This may change in the future, but there is no word about when it would. I will update this post if it does [b]Important Note on Music: Once you have uploaded music, you cannot delete it. You can delete the post (playlist) the music was uploaded to, but you cannot delete the music file itself. [/b] You can even edit the post and select or deselect the musics in the playlist, but you cannot remove the songs from the selection list (that you see while you're in edit mode).