Honest comparisons
Sound.fish is a page and a link for sharing music — albums, drafts, and EPs — plus a browser MIDI instrument for making the next idea. It is not a streaming network, a store, or a file locker, and each comparison below says where the other tool wins.
The Sound.fish side
Whatever you compare it to, the product on this side of the table is the same.
A Sound.fish album is a clean page with a waveform player, comments pinned to the wave, hearts, and play counts. It can be published to the catalogue or kept unlisted behind its link. Every track keeps dated revisions, the player embeds anywhere, downloads are optional, and every page answers as Markdown for readers and agents. The browser MIDI editor makes loops and songs that live inside their links, and the same documents drive the soundfish CLI.
Listening and looping need no account.
Soundfish