LANDR, the AI-powered music tool brand, is launching the first mobile app to combine AI mastering, unlimited music distribution, and real-time collaborative tools under one subscription.

The app is available now for both iOS and Android devices for $9.99 per month. LANDR describes the launch as a “groundbreaking update”, giving creators “everything they need to manage their workflows from anywhere”.

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The app runs around LANDR’s flagship AI-powered mastering engine, with three customizable mastering styles and unlimited revisions available for use. As for distribution, artists can now release their tracks to over 150 platforms including Spotify and Apple Music within the app, while keeping 100 percent of their royalties. Analytics tools are also onboard so you can track insights for your music once it’s released out into the world.

Users can also share audio, images, and videos with fellow collaborators, as well as providing detailed time-stamped feedback via a built-in messenger, and stream high-quality audio directly from a DAW to the app. Take a closer look at the app below:

Patrick Bourget, VP of Product at LANDR, comments, “We understand that today’s music creators are increasingly mobile and need intuitive and powerful tools that adapt to their workflows. This is a game-changer for musicians who need to stay creative and connected, whenever creativity calls.”

Last year, LANDR was one of over fifty global music technology companies and associations to have penned support for Roland and UMG’s Principles for Music Creation with AI. The participating companies pledged their dedication to advocate for the responsible use of AI in music creation, to “protect the essence of music — its human spirit”.

Find out more about LANDR, or download the app now via the app store for your Apple or Android device.

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