FOR RECORD LABELSExplore a pilot ↗

A PARTNER PILOT / BUILT FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE INBOX

More time for
the music worth hearing.

Give producers useful feedback before they send you a demo. Give your A&R team more context when they do.

See how it could work ↓

Your sound. Your submission route. Your final call.

THE AMBITION

Less guesswork before send.
More context before play.

01 / 06

02 / THE PROBLEM WE SHARE

A full inbox.
A producer
left guessing.

A good track can still be the wrong demo for your label. But when there’s no time to explain why, the producer has nothing to work with.

They make another change. Send it to another inbox. You receive another demo that could have arrived better prepared.

Put useful feedback before the submission.

That’s the role we want SIGNR to play: a first check that helps producers understand their track and your musical direction, while leaving room for the record that breaks the rules.

Dannic behind the decks

DANNIC Producer, DJ & founder of SIGNR

“I’ve been on both sides of that email.”

I know what it feels like to work on a track for weeks and hear nothing back. I also know what it’s like to receive good music that simply doesn’t fit.

I built SIGNR to help producers understand what’s working, what could be better and where their music belongs. I want that first useful answer to come before another unanswered demo.

03 / THE PROPOSED PRODUCER EXPERIENCE

Your demo page.
A better starting point.

01

Start at your label.

A producer opens your demo page and checks their track with SIGNR before submitting.

02

Give them a useful first read.

A free check combines production findings with context from a label profile agreed with your team.

03

Let them act on it.

They can improve the track, reconsider the destination or continue to your existing submission route.

04

Keep the final call.

Your A&R team listens and decides. A score never has to become an automatic rejection.

ILLUSTRATIVE FEEDBACK / NOT AN ACTUAL LABEL ASSESSMENT

Useful enough to act on.
Short enough to read.

04 / A FREE FIRST ANSWER. ROOM TO GO DEEPER.

PROPOSED PARTNER CHECK

Useful feedback.
Free to the producer.

The first answer should stand on its own. Production feedback, context for your label and a practical next step.

We agree the label profile and pilot volume with your team before launch.

OPTIONAL FULL REPORT€9

Make the changes.
Hear your progress.

  • Detailed mix feedback, including stereo and mono compatibility
  • Mix Mirror: inspect frequencies and dB differences
  • Label direction, next steps and a PDF to keep
  • One revision of the same track, with a comparison of both reports
Explore the existing full report ↗

The €9 buys deeper feedback. It never buys priority in your inbox.

SIGNR Mix Mirror in the existing full report

EXISTING PRODUCT / MIX MIRROR IN THE FULL REPORT

05 / FIT THE WAY YOUR LABEL WORKS

Keep your inbox.
Add context.

Start with a link from your demo page to a label-specific SIGNR check. Your existing submission destination stays yours.

For a deeper connection, we can scope an API or MCP server integration so your own tools can request an analysis and retrieve its results.

We agree what your team receives, what the producer sees and how consent and access work before connecting anything.

Built today
Audio analysis, full reports, revisions and authenticated partner audio handoff used for the DDT integration.
To validate in your pilot
A free label-specific response, a profile approved with your A&R team and the handoff into your submission flow.
Optional integration
An MCP server or API adapter, scoped around your tools, permissions and review process.

06 / START WITH YOUR LABEL

Let’s test it
with your inbox.

One label. An agreed batch of demos. A clear answer on whether SIGNR makes the first review more useful.

  1. Define your direction.Agree reference releases, useful production context and what should remain an A&R judgement.
  2. Review the feedback together.Use authorised demos. Compare SIGNR’s feedback with your team’s own assessment, including the surprising tracks.
  3. Measure what matters.Review time, usefulness to producers and promising demos that could otherwise be overlooked. Agree success criteria before starting.
Discuss a label pilot ↗

No inbox migration to start. Scope, volume and costs agreed before launch.