LANDR

What is LANDR?

LANDR is an all-in-one platform for music creation and release. It combines online mastering, music distribution, a library of royalty-free music samples, audio plugins, online music courses, and collaboration tools, giving artists what they need to create, publish, and promote their music.

Its AI mastering engine draws on data from over 10 million mastered songs. Distribution gets your music onto streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, letting you earn from your work while keeping all the rights. You can also download royalty-free sample packs from top artists to use in your productions.

Who created LANDR?

LANDR was founded by Justin Evans, Pascal Pilon, and Daniel Widmann. The platform was built to cover music production end to end — from mastering and distribution to plugins — using artificial intelligence to help artists achieve professional sound quality.

What is LANDR used for?

• Online mastering: Polish your tracks with an AI mastering engine trained on millions of songs.
• Music distribution: Send your music to Spotify, Apple Music, and other major streaming platforms while keeping full rights.
• Music samples: Access royalty-free sample packs from top artists.
• Audio plugins: Tools to create, fix, or experiment with your audio.
• Online music courses: Learn new production skills.
• Collaboration and artist network: Work with other musicians and connect with industry professionals.
• Online jamming: Play music with others remotely.
• Beat maker: Create your own beats and rhythms.
• Music promotion: Share a promotional link that gives fans quick access to your music on all major streaming services.
• Performance tracking: Get detailed stats showing where and when your music is streamed, and when you’ll get paid.
• Sharing masters: Share your masters with friends and collaborators for feedback.

Plans start at $12.50/month, letting you create and release more music for less money than studio fees.

Who is LANDR for?

LANDR serves a wide range of music creators:

• Music producers
• Artists
• DJs
• Audio and sound engineers
• Mix engineers
• Musicians
• Beatmakers