Guides & Tutorials
What Vandall Is
Find out which side of Vandall is yours. Creators work in the App, and labels and teams manage the same project in Vandall Business.
In short
- One music project, two surfaces: App for creators, Business for labels and teams.
- If a label invited you, use the App. It is the creator side of the project you share with them.
- Your files, feedback, credits, agreements, metadata and release packages stay together instead of spread across separate tools.
Walkthrough
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The simple model
Vandall is a workspace for music projects. Your audio, feedback, split sheets and release prep all sit on one track, instead of spread across a file-sharing tool, a group chat, shared docs and a spreadsheet.
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If you are an artist, producer, engineer, or collaborator
Start in the Vandall App, on the web, iOS or Android. Create a track, upload your files and share a link. Leave timestamped comments, fill in metadata, and create or sign split sheets. When the release is ready, publish it to your label or team.
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If you are a label, manager, A&R, or operations team
Work in Vandall Business. It shows the same projects from the workspace side. Use it to manage your roster, track members, the release calendar, credits, agreements, files and release packages.
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How the two sides work together
When a creator uploads a file or signs an agreement in the App, your team sees it in Business. When your team invites an artist to a track, the artist joins from the App. Reviewers who only need to listen can open a share link without a Vandall account.
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What it isn't
Vandall is not a DAW, so bring your mixes in finished. It is not a distributor either. It gets a release ready, and your distributor or label ships it to streaming platforms. What Vandall adds is the work around the music: collaboration, feedback and release readiness.
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