Forty songs in three days. Every split signed.
Give each room a project the moment the song starts, keep every work tape in one place, and lock who wrote what before anyone drives home.
Forty songs, and none of them loose
A project per song
Create a project from a phone the moment a song exists. The work tape, the writers, and the conversation live on it from minute one.
Splits before checkout
Add every writer in the room, drag percentages to 100%, and lock it while everyone still remembers who brought the hook.
Sign from a phone, no account
Each writer confirms their share in seconds from a signing link, with an audit trail that captures IPI, IP, device, and time.
Every work tape kept
Voice memos, rough bounces, end-of-day demos. Lossless, up to 10GB, with links that still work when the cut comes next year.
Notes on the exact bar
Writers in another room tap the waveform to flag the exact line, so feedback between sessions points at the right moment.
Pitch it and see who listened
After camp, send publishers and artists a link that plays in the browser, and see per-recipient listen-time on every pitch.
The rooms
Every room, every song, one list.
A camp produces songs faster than anyone can file them. On Vandall, each song becomes a project as it happens: the writer with the phone creates it, drops the work tape in, and adds everyone in the room. By the last day the whole camp is one list instead of a pile of voice memos across six phones.
- Create a project from a phone the moment a song exists.
- Add every writer in the room as a collaborator on the song.
- Lossless uploads up to 10GB — full demos and stems, not just memos.
The paper
Lock the splits before anyone drives home.
The most expensive part of a camp is the split conversation that never happened. Open Agreements on the song while everyone is still in the room, set the percentages, and send signing links. Each writer confirms from their phone before checkout, not six months later when a cut arrives and memories differ.
- Auto-rebalance keeps the total locked at 100%.
- Signers confirm with one click, no Vandall account needed.
- Audit trail captures IPI, IP, device, and timestamp per signature.
When the camp wraps
At the session
- A project per song, created from a phone as it happens.
- Every writer added to the song they were in the room for.
- Work tapes and demos kept lossless, up to 10GB.
- Timestamped notes between rooms, pinned to the second.
Splits & paper
- Splits drafted while everyone still remembers the session.
- Auto-rebalance keeps every sheet locked at 100%.
- Writers sign from a phone with a full audit trail.
- Signed PDF and CSV export for the publisher or PRO.
After the camp
- Share links that never expire, even when the cut comes a year later.
- Per-recipient listen-time on every pitch.
- Password protection for unreleased material.
- Credits and codes on the song, ready for registration.
After camp
The demo is pitchable the day camp ends.
Every song leaves camp with its audio, writers, and signed splits already together. Send a publisher a link that plays in the browser with no account and no expiry, and watch per-recipient listen-time to see which songs get real attention, so you follow up on the songs people actually played.
- Share links play in the browser, no signup, no expiry.
- Per-recipient listen-time, plays, and last-opened timestamp.
- Password-protect unreleased material going outside the circle.
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
What do writers need to install at camp?
- One person per room needs the Vandall app, free to start, to create the project and upload. Co-writers sign their splits from a link on their phones without creating an account.
How long does the split sheet take per song?
- Minutes. Add the writers, drag percentages until they hit 100%, send signing links. Each writer confirms with one click from their phone.
What happens when a camp song gets cut a year later?
- The signed sheet is already on the song, with the audit trail and the demo it was written on. Export the PDF or CSV and hand the publisher clean data instead of reconstructing the room from memory.
Can the camp organizer see everything?
- Add the organizer as a collaborator on each song’s project and they see the files, the writers, and the signing status. One list for the whole camp.
Are big files a problem?
- No. Uploads go to 10GB per file, lossless: WAV, AIFF, FLAC, stems, and full session bounces, kept at original quality.
Reading on camps and sessions
- GuideMusic split sheet templateWhat each field means, and why the sheet gets signed at the session.
- GuideUnlocking your royalties with split sheetsHow a signed split sheet turns into paid royalties when a song earns.
- ToolSplit sheet calculatorBalance the room’s percentages to 100%, then make it official.
- Use caseSplit sheets use caseThe full split-sheet flow: draft, sign, export, and keep on the song.
- NicheFor songwritersThe same workflow for a writer’s everyday co-writes and demos.
- NicheFor educationTeaching the split-sheet and feedback discipline before the first camp.
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