You’re a cover band member spending your Thursday evening learning a setlist you’ll play on Saturday. You’ve got a day job that ends at five, a partner, maybe kids, and you’re running your music on whatever time’s left. The last thing you need is admin work eating into your music time — and yet somehow…
You’re about to release a track. You’ve written it, produced it, mixed it. But somewhere in that process, you used an AI tool — maybe for melody ideas, mixing help, or distribution data. Now you’re wondering: do you actually own it? Will someone claim they do? These aren’t paranoid questions. They’re the real, practical concerns…
You’re spending your evenings juggling gig bookings, lesson requests, and rehearsal slots across three different messaging apps. Meanwhile, your actual music sits gathering dust. This is the problem AI scheduling tools solve — not by writing your songs for you, but by giving you back the time to actually write them. Stop Treating Your Calendar…
You’re a cover band guitarist who finishes work at five, picks up the kids at six, and squeezes in rehearsal on Thursday nights. Or you’re a singer-songwriter with a full-time teaching gig who writes on weekends and plays open mics when you can. Either way, you’re not making music full-time — and you don’t have…