What it does
From idea to song, parts to learn, rehearsal tracks, shows from setlist to debrief, releases and a website that updates itself — what the Produser portal does today.
From an idea to a song
Record a riff straight on the page, or send a recording from your phone’s share menu on Android. Link ideas to a song: each keeps who brought it in and when, and the split sheet offers those names as authors — the shares stay the band’s decision.
Learning your part
The player slows a recording to 0.5× or 0.75× and loops the passage you are stuck on between A and B. On idea recordings you pin a remark to the exact moment — one tap plays from there.
Rehearsal tracks that stay in the band
Record your own backing tracks on the song — two guitars holding the rhythm, a version without the solo, a click — and practise to them in the same player. They never go on the site and never get a public address.
A song remembers its names
Every rename is kept with who changed it and when, and search finds a song by any earlier title. Cover ideas pile up as variants instead of replacing each other — and a release keeps the title it came out with.
A show from preparation to debrief
One card per show: times, backline and contacts; a setlist checked against the slot, with tuning changes flagged; afterwards, what you actually played next to the plan — and the night’s recordings, which stay in the band.
Releases and rights
Releases with tracks and streaming links, agreements with shares, thresholds and buyouts, contract files — the paperwork side of music, kept in order.
A website that writes itself
The artist site is generated from portal data: publish a show or a release in the portal and the website, sitemap and structured data update themselves.
Photographers credited by name
Keep a list of the people who shoot your shows and assign one to an album or to a single photo. When a visitor opens a photo on your site, the caption reads “Photo: Name” — linked to the photographer’s page if they have one.
Social statistics that stay
Daily follower and reach snapshots, post metrics — and a story archive: story statistics stay with you after Instagram deletes them.
AI translation, your final word
Content is written once and translated into the audience's languages with a do-not-translate glossary for names and titles. Edit any translation once — your wording is kept forever.
How it works
- 1
Bring the music
Tracks, lyrics, photos, agreements — everything you already have, into one place.
- 2
Run everything in the portal
News, shows, releases, rights, socials — one backoffice instead of five tabs.
- 3
The outside updates itself
The website, translations, statistics and archives follow the portal automatically.
Who it is for
An artist or a group — any genre
One place for the working life of the project — from the first sketch to the release paperwork.
A songwriter
Ideas, lyrics, versions and splits tracked from the first line — the catalog stays yours and stays in order.
A producer center or small label
Several artists under one roof: tenant separation, per-project roles, one operations view.