Getting Started with Vandall
What Vandall does, and your first five minutes — create a project, upload a track, share it, invite a collaborator.
In short
- Five minutes from sign-up to a shareable track.
- Works solo — you don't need a collaborator to get value on day one.
- Invite a label or co-producer whenever you're ready; the project stays in place.
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Before you start — what Vandall expects
You need a finished or in-progress audio file (WAV, FLAC, MP3, or AIFF) and an email address. That's it. No credit card, no contract. Vandall does not process recordings themselves — it organises what happens around them: feedback, credits, agreements, handover.
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Create your account
Head to app.vandall.com and sign up with email, Google, or Apple. If your label has invited you, use the same email — the accounts link automatically and their workspace appears in your list.
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Create your first project
Projects are where music lives on Vandall. Click "New Project", enter the track or release title, and the artist name. Everything else — metadata, files, credits, agreements — hangs off this project.
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Upload a track
Drag an audio file into the project or use Select Files. Vandall extracts duration, bitrate, sample rate, and a waveform automatically. On mobile the upload runs in the background; you can close the app and come back.
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Invite a collaborator (optional)
When you're ready, open Project Members and invite by email or QR code. Co-producers and artists work in the same project in real time. If your label invited you, they already see everything you upload — no "send" needed.
Tips
- Drafts are your friend. Publish as Draft to get feedback before paperwork is done.
- Add your IPI number in Settings early — it auto-fills into every split sheet you ever sign.
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