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Music Workflow Fragmentation

Music creators and professionals struggle with scattered, manual workflows for licensing, distribution, promotion, and analytics.

In their words

Sometimes I’m overly picky and it takes longer than I’d like to find something, but the search is pretty solid

r/davinciresolve on Reddit

we're all super nosey and like seeing what everyone is listening to / how many hours they've listened for

r/audiobookshelf on Reddit

please try to implement the scheduling all programs on the hour or half hour with automatically playing of commercials from a library to fill in the gaps

r/bunnyearstv on Reddit

Manually hardlinking a list of thousands of songs from thousands of album directories over into a new directory ... is far too tedious a process.

r/selfhosted on Reddit

We’re just trying to steer away from consumer-first products and we’ve spent a lot of time educating our staff on copyright laws and ToCs

r/k12sysadmin on Reddit

the issue with hypeddit is that I only have option for one artist to set up lifetime pre save

r/SpotifyArtists on Reddit

the gap between "file is done" and "it's out there" is like 80% clicking around in web portals

r/podcasting on Reddit

Finding the right track is difficult and very time consuming on both platforms.

r/VideoEditors on Reddit

about 80% went to admin (building the smart link, formatting pitches, updating the spreadsheet, scheduling posts, chasing curator follow-ups)

r/musicmarketing on Reddit

the Spotify algorithm seems to have dropped off recently and I'm barely seeing anything from Radio or Release Radar

r/SpotifyArtists on Reddit

going through stock libraries for every single Reel is becoming unsustainable

r/contentcreation on Reddit

That still doesn't tell me whether we need a PR response.

r/MarketingAutomation on Reddit

you have to skip through a bunch of tracks to find something that resonates. It seems mentally taxing

Hacker News

Not even a good first-party export, gotta use some hacked together third-party one to get your data out.

Hacker News

Music creators and professionals

Where they talk

  • r/audiobookshelf
  • r/podcasting
  • r/musicmarketing
  • r/coverbands
  • r/SpotifyArtists
  • r/aiMusic
  • r/davinciresolve
  • r/WeAreTheMusicMakers

Tools they use today

  • Spotify
  • YouTube
  • Audiobookshelf
  • Apple Music
  • Instagram
  • Last.fm
  • Notion
  • Suno

Why those fall short

  • no automation; everything manual, easy to miss a checkbox
  • AI music tools miss the specific feel or vibe wanted
  • uneven overlap and manual nature of adding music from one library to another
  • Search and AI features too general; must preview many tracks to judge fit
  • still takes longer than wanted to find something