Hitmakr

On-chain audio releases with automated splits, licensing, and fan monetization.
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Open your wallet, drag in a track, and push it on-chain in minutes. Hitmakr gives creators a straight path from DAW export to a verifiable release: upload audio and stems, choose a license, set collaborator percentages, and mint a release token that routes every payment automatically. Pick storage targets (IPFS for speed, Arweave for permanence), set pricing tiers or free streaming, and schedule drops. Add token-gated previews, coupon codes, or airdrops to early fans. Once live, microroyalties stream to each wallet per play or sale, and you can update metadata without breaking links. A real-time dashboard shows plays, buyers, and payout events on-chain.

Collaborations are handled like a shared project room. Invite writers, vocalists, or engineers by address, negotiate splits with proposals, and lock them in with multisign approvals. Keep stems and versions attached to the release record so credits and provenance remain traceable. Sampling is built in: attach a source license or create one, define allowed uses and pricing, and let the protocol auto-attribute every downstream remix. Issue bounties for remixes, approve submissions with one click, and let accepted versions inherit the original split logic. When revenue lands—from sales, streams, or syncs—payouts route to all contributors without manual accounting.

Use memberships to turn listeners into stakeholders. Create tiers that unlock early access, behind-the-scenes stems, or VIP channels. Mint limited editions and collectibles, or run pay-what-you-want campaigns with tipping. Token-gate a listening party, stream to holders, and reward engagement with badges or airdrops. Curators and communities can assemble on-chain playlists and share revenue from affiliate plays. Every action is portable across compatible apps, so fans keep access and identity even if they switch wallets or platforms. Analytics show where engagement happens, which perks convert, and which collectors drive secondary volume.

Teams and developers can extend everything with RaaS building blocks. Spin up a node to index releases, use the SDK to publish from your app, and subscribe to webhooks for payout events. GraphQL endpoints expose catalogs, ownership, and play data for analytics and discovery. Automate monthly statements by mirroring on-chain splits to your accounting stack. Cross-chain payments, fiat ramps, and policy controls help labels meet compliance without losing transparency. Migrate catalogs with the CLI, batch-assign rights, and verify assets with content hashing so your library lands on-chain cleanly. Whether you’re shipping a lightweight player, a full storefront, or a rights dashboard, you can ship fast and let the protocol handle royalties, provenance, and access control.

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Features

  • On-chain audio publishing, Wallet-based identity, Automated royalty splits, Decentralized storage (IPFS and Arweave), Flexible licensing and sample clearance, Remix bounties and approvals, Token-gated releases and memberships, Micropayments for streams and sales, Secondary royalties, Real-time analytics dashboard, Project rooms and multisign approvals, Portable fan memberships and badges, Airdrops and coupons, SDK and API with webhooks and GraphQL, Run-your-own node, Cross-chain payments and fiat ramps, CLI for catalog migration, Content hashing and provenance verification

How It’s Used

  • Solo artist releasing a single with auto-splits, Label onboarding a back catalog and issuing monthly statements, Producer selling stems with built-in sampling rights, Co-writers negotiating and locking splits before release, Brand licensing a track for a campaign with automated reporting, Podcast distributing episodes on-chain with memberships, Community hosting a remix contest and paying winners instantly, Developer embedding a Web3 audio player with gated access, DAO curating a revenue-sharing playlist treasury, Educator token-gating course audio and issuing completion badges

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