Just finished my first 12-track dark fantasy album! 🎉 I'm at the stage where I'm getting everything ready for DistroKid before releasing everything to YouTube, and I'm trying to remember what Jesse recommended for preparing and mastering tracks before distribution. I know he covered it somewhere, but I can't seem to find it in all my PDFs and notes from Jesse. I've been using the free version of BandLab, but I'm curious what everyone here is actually using to get that polished, professional sound before uploading to DistroKid. Are you sticking with BandLab, or are you using something else? Any mastering apps, workflow tips, or recommendations would be appreciated! Thank you so much.

This video went viral for me, and I don't know why🫪😎 https://youtu.be/JTmI6IEtw_M?si=Ephx1uWtjIrPgxHr

They been awesome anyone looking for an alt to distorkid, there $35 a year unlimited artist and albums i had one issues them where i needed show that i had rights all i did was upload my suno account showing i was sub and the rights it was taken care of and no editiorals, i can pick my own release date and all that no waiting two weeks to get an album out. so im happy with toolost, i have not yet got paid from them but when the time comes we shall see how that works.

I have been noticing that my songs are restarting again in the middle of the song. Has anyone else been experiencing this? I am using mobile app so not sure if that is the culprit til I get back home to check on pc.

What does it mean if my Sep. 5th album dropped and is everywhere, but not on Spotify? Even though I have no emails saying they rejected it or anything. Or do they even bother sending an email if it gets rejected?