ASCAP has teamed with LANDR to offer its 600,000 songwriter and publisher members unlimited automated mastering. All ASCAP members will be given free access to LANDR’s Basic Subscription plus one HD WAV per month.
This benefit also includes access to LANDR’s smart sharing features which enable songwriters and composers to privately and securely share their work with collaborators.
More Member Services Planned
ASCAP says that this partnership is the start of a larger initiative to offer member benefits with organizations that deliver services to music professionals. In the future, ASCAP members can look forward to more best-in-class benefits that meet their needs and create more opportunities for them to succeed,” said Elizabeth Matthews, ASCAP Chief Executive Officer.
“LANDR’s mission has always been to support all musicians throughout their careers, which is of course perfectly aligned with ASCAP’s vision to represent, support, and compensate songwriters and composers. By using our mastering service, all ASCAP members will be able to take their sound even further. Anything that helps bring more music into the world is always a beautiful thing,” said Pascal Pilon, CEO of LANDR.
This benefit also includes access to LANDR’s smart sharing features which enable songwriters and composers to privately and securely share their work with collaborators.
More Member Services Planned
ASCAP says that this partnership is the start of a larger initiative to offer member benefits with organizations that deliver services to music professionals. In the future, ASCAP members can look forward to more best-in-class benefits that meet their needs and create more opportunities for them to succeed,” said Elizabeth Matthews, ASCAP Chief Executive Officer.
“LANDR’s mission has always been to support all musicians throughout their careers, which is of course perfectly aligned with ASCAP’s vision to represent, support, and compensate songwriters and composers. By using our mastering service, all ASCAP members will be able to take their sound even further. Anything that helps bring more music into the world is always a beautiful thing,” said Pascal Pilon, CEO of LANDR.
