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About Make More Songs

A flexible workspace that keeps every part of a song together.

Make More Songs is a collaborative, customizable, and powerful songwriting workspace you can open up and start creating immediately.

Work on one song at a time, document your journey, and come back when you’re ready to take the next step.

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The workspace

Three goals for every song.

This app is made by a songwriter for songwriters, and it’s all about bringing out the most in your creative workflow. It focuses on three main goals:

  • Making one place for every part of the song’s journey. Notes, lyrics, chords, voice memos, tasks, and feedback all in one place with every song.
  • Letting the song grow with you. Every project is modular and customizable so you’re only looking at what you need in every session.
  • Truly collaborative. Easily work on a song independently and in real time with another songwriter. The data is shared, the workspace is custom.
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Frequently asked questions

What can I keep with each song?

Keep notes, lyrics, chords, voice memos, tasks, and feedback together in one place with the song. The workspace is there for every part of its journey.

Can I customize the workspace?

Yes. Each song workspace is modular and customizable, so you can shape it around your process and focus on what you need in that session.

Can I write with other songwriters?

Yes. Work independently or collaborate in real time with another songwriter. The song data is shared, while each workspace can be customized to fit the way you work.

Do I need a finished idea to get started?

No. Open a song and start creating with whatever you have. Document how it develops, then come back when you’re ready for the next step.

For the songs still becoming

Start with whatever you have.

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