Welcome to Make More Songs

Songs rarely start the same way.

Sometimes it’s a voice memo. A lyric. Four chords. A beat. A rough demo.

Make More Songs gives all of it somewhere to live.

Build each song around the way you actually work.

Capture ideas, write, record, organize, and come back to what matters without everything else getting in the way.

And songs don’t have to live alone.

Bring in the people you write with, build on each other’s ideas, and keep the whole creative history together as the song grows.

Use what the song needs now. Let the workspace grow with it.

Start with whatever you have. Make the song from there.

Find a starting place

Pick a starting point and start exploring. Jump right into writing songs in a customizable workspace, use standalone tools for songwriters, make connections with other writers, or grow through courses and training.

01SongsBuild songs, organize projects, and move between saved workspaces.

02ConnectionsKeep the people you make songs with close to the work you share.

03ToolsOpen focused versions of Lyrics, Chord Chart, and Listen Back.

04LearnExplore future lessons, exercises, and structured ways to grow.

Tools

Shape your ideas, write your lyrics, and hear what your songs are becoming. A few focused minutes here can turn a spark into something you’re excited to share.

Chord Chart

Build the shape of a song. Lay out chords and lyrics in a clean, playable chart.

Lyrics

Keep the words moving. Write, rearrange, and audition alternate ideas in one place.

Listen Back

Hear what the song is becoming. Mark moments, compare ideas, and return to the details that matter.

Songwriting tools for the work in progress

A song does not always need more ideas. Sometimes it needs a clearer shape, a better place for a line, or a little distance before you can hear what is working. The Make More Songs tools give each kind of unfinished work its own focused space, so you can stay with the question in front of you.

When harmony is the question, Chord Chart keeps section names, lyrics, chord changes, key, and performance details together. Write in Nashville numbers or chord names, switch between input and output views, transpose the result, and carry a playable chart from the writing room into rehearsal.

When the words need room to move, Lyrics gives sections and lines a clear home without closing off experimentation. Rearrange the order, keep alternate ideas nearby, and return to the version that still has energy instead of losing it in scattered notes.

When you need to hear the song with fresh attention, Listen Back pairs playback with a timeline and time-based notes. Mark the moments that matter, record what you notice, and bring concrete observations into the next revision. Each tool is focused by design, but the work can keep moving between them as the song changes.

Recent files

Standalone

In songs

Learn

Find focused guidance, practical ideas, and thoughtful ways to keep growing as a songwriter.

Blog

Courses

Tutorials

The Growing Songwriter

New songwriters and experienced pros all have room to grow. We’re not here to tell you how to write songs; we’re inviting you to pay more attention to the craft of creativity. Everything from workflow to inspiration shapes how you go about making more songs. This is a place to pull up a chair and start digging into the next thing that will make you a stronger writer.

If you want to get faster at using the Make More Songs tools, explore the growing collection of songwriting tutorials and exercises that introduce processes and workflows you might not have tried before. These tools can make you better at using Make More Songs, but more importantly, they give you more ways to grow into your own songwriting voice. That’s what matters most.

If you want to go deeper into the foundations of songwriting or refresh the basics, The Songwriter’s Field Guide is the best place to begin. This course walks through the songwriting process from the first idea to the final release with prompts, reflections, tools, and checklists to keep you moving. We’re working on more courses for people who want to dig deeper into songwriting, so stay tuned.

Field Notes is a short, useful blog for songwriters: a weekly prompt, reflection, or insight that keeps you invested in the process of writing songs. Read the latest notes here, and subscribe on Substack when you want them to arrive each week.

Workspaces

Use a saved workspace or open a connection’s current workspace.

Your workspaces

Premade

Find a starting place

Share Make More Songs.

Chord Charthelp

Lyricshelp

Listen Backhelp

Standalone

In songs

Keep the idea moving.

Songwriting Tools

Courses

No songs yet? Add one to get started.

Projects keep related songs together.

Keep your songwriting circle close.

Messages

A shared file is waiting for you.

Chord Chart

Lyrics

Listen Back