This template runs on a schedule, lists new tracks from the SoundCloud accounts you follow in JavaScript, and uploads each file to a Dropbox folder. Put the SoundCloud API key in that JavaScript node. Connect Dropbox and point the upload at the backup folder you choose.
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A schedule starts the scenario at the interval you set so new releases are picked up.
JavaScript calls the SoundCloud API, keeps new tracks from the artists you follow, and downloads each file.
Dropbox stores the file in the backup folder you set, using the track title as the filename.
Add a Dropbox connection with write access to the folder that should hold backups.
Add a JavaScript node that lists new tracks from the artists you follow. Put the SoundCloud API key in that JavaScript node.
Pick the Dropbox folder path. Run daily or more often if you follow busy artists. Skip a track if JavaScript already backed up that id.
Download the audio in JavaScript, then upload the file to Dropbox. Use the track title as the filename.
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