Write the song. Settle the splits. Get paid.

From the writing room to the paperwork

1. Splits at the session

   Lock writer and topline percentages while everyone is still in the room. Export a signed PDF, attach it to the song.

2. Everyone signs from their phone

   Each co-writer confirms their share in seconds, with an audit trail that captures IPI, IP, device, and time.

3. Every demo in one place

   Voice memos, work tapes, full demos. Lossless, up to 10GB, with a link that never expires.

4. Timestamped feedback

   Co-writers tap the waveform to flag the exact line or section, instead of "around the second verse".

5. Every revision saved

   The hook you cut on Tuesday is still there. Compare versions and restore any one with a click.

6. Credits and IDs on the song

   Keep contributors, roles, and codes on the same project as the audio, ready for registration.

What the writer walks away with

1. Splits & paper

   • Writer, topline, and producer splits run on one flow.
   • Auto-rebalance keeps every sheet locked at 100%.
   • Co-writers confirm from a phone with full audit trail.
   • Signed PDF and CSV export for the publisher or PRO.

2. Demos & feedback

   • Lossless demos up to 10GB with links that never expire.
   • Plays in any browser with no account needed.
   • Timestamped comments pinned to the second.
   • Every revision saved and restorable.

3. Registration-ready

   • Contributors and roles kept on the song.
   • Codes and credits in one place with the audio.
   • Export clean data for your PRO or publisher.
   • Signed sheet on file when royalties land.

The same project, wherever you are

Open it on the desktop in the studio, on a tablet at the desk, on a phone in the green room. Same project, same versions, nothing to sync by hand.

Questions people ask first

How do split sheets work?

Add the co-writers, drag percentages until they hit 100%, and lock it in. Each signer confirms with a click from their phone. Export the signed PDF or CSV anytime, with a full audit trail.

Do co-writers need an account to sign or listen?

No. Anyone with the link can play the demo in the browser, and signers confirm their share without creating a Vandall account.

Can I leave feedback on a specific line?

Yes. Comments are timestamped to the second on the waveform, so a note about the pre-chorus lands on the pre-chorus.

Does Vandall register my songs with a PRO?

No. Vandall keeps your splits, credits, and codes in one place and exports clean data, but you still register with your PRO or publisher. The guides below walk through how.

Are old versions kept?

Yes. Every upload is saved as a version with date and uploader, so the hook you cut is still there to compare or restore.

Guides on splits and demos

• GuideMusic split sheet templateA template and a walkthrough of what each field means when royalties land.
• GuideWhy every musician needs an IPI numberThe songwriter ID that routes your publishing royalties, and how to get one.
• GuideHow to register songs for royaltiesPROs, publishing, and the metadata you need before you register.
• ToolSplit sheet calculatorBalance writer and topline splits to 100%, then make it official.
• GuidePublishing admin 101What a publishing admin does and when a songwriter needs one.
• NicheFor publishersHow the rights side keeps splits and metadata tied to the music.