Hey everyone, I just wanted to give a quick shout out to a video that I just put up called How to FTP Files.
You can check this video out in my newest Web Devils article How To FTP Files.
I’ve created this video after a good friend of mine wanted to know how to upload larger files(video) of his band to his web server in order to share it with others.
My video shows you exactly how to use the FTP application FileZilla to ftp files from your computer to a webserver using an .mp3 file for example.
Once the file has been uploaded, I’ve also walked through the steps needed in order to access the file from a web browser allowing you to share your newly ftp files with anyone.
For some of you this is pretty basic stuff and you are probably asking yourself “why would he waste his time on this”. To be honest, I get this question A TON.
FTP is a part of my daily life and has been for many years, that said it is easy for me to overlook some of the simple stuff when working with new clients. By putting together this video I will hopefully be able to help out more people with less breath
If you have any additional questions or comments in regards to FTP please contact me and I will do what I can to help you out.
Anyways, if you have ever wondered how to ftp files, now you will know.
Over the past couple of weeks I have been brainstorming for ideas on how to make more contacts in the music world. Regardless if they are ‘in’ the music industry or not, I am looking to meet and make contact with other musicians, engineers, producers, whatever.







Bret Phillips is a Musician, Audio Engineer, and Web Developer.
Drive and Dedication
The more and more I work towards my goals, the less I really care about trying to fend off my ‘competition’ and here is why.
First, most of them give up. They get overwhelmed, run out of money, lose their passion from being over involved, or many many other reasons. These people ran into these problems because they didn’t do something right. The two biggest probably being lack of a solid business plan or a product or service that they were not necessarily qualified to offer.
Secondly, I offer quality. Regardless of what my product or service is, I work and train hard so that I know what I am offering is something worthwhile. I am dedicated to being great at what I do and keeping that quality level high.
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