For loopmakers
Volume is the job. Remembering it should not be.
Fifty loops a month, thirty people, three collaborators and a follow-up you meant to send in June. The work is the easy half.
You sent the pack. Then what?
A zip goes out on Tuesday. By Friday you have made eleven more loops and you cannot remember which four went in that zip, whether the artist opened it, or whether the co-producer on two of them ever got told. Outreach at this volume is a second job, and it is the one that decides whether the first one pays.
A campaign is a pack, a group of people and a date. It goes out from your own Gmail, so it lands like an email from you rather than from a platform, and the thread stays in your sent folder.
CampaignsOpens are per recipient, not one average. Three people opened it four times and two never opened it at all: those two are the follow-up, and you no longer have to guess which is which.
CampaignsKit Builder reads the samples an FL Studio project actually used, sorts them into kicks, snares, loops and one-shots, and lets you assemble a kit out of sounds you already made.
Kit BuilderYour beats already have a story. Keep track of it.
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