Everything that belongs to the record.
Demos, alternate mixes, a reference link, that note you wrote on the way home. Give them a place together.
See the songs.
Shape the release.
Your demos, references, and half-finished ideas belong together. Liner gives them a canvas — so you can see what the record is becoming.
Free to start. No account needed.
Sneakin Drinks Into BarsA release study, using Maxwell’s songs
Make your own ↗Ideas to keep03
Sneakin Demo AAlternate version
2:56Sneakin Demo BAlternate version
3:11Keep this feeling
The first take has something. Don’t lose it in the final mix.
The next release03
Sneakin Drinks Into BarsMaxwell Young
3:04FlyingMaxwell Young
3:22Only RomanticsMaxwell Young
3:35One question
One single, or the beginning of something bigger?
Visual direction
Cover notes · warm light, close crop
Songs, notes, and references. One place.
The work between
making the music
and putting it out.
Your DAW holds the session. A playlist holds the order. Liner holds the whole project: the songs, the context, and the decisions still to make.
Find your starting point ↗Hear the order. See the possibilities.
Group songs into frames. Try an opener, move the closer, keep another version nearby. The tracklist can stay a work in progress.
Leave with a next move.
Keep the feedback beside the song. Mark a frame as decided, then export a tracklist or share a board when you’re ready.
Start where you are.
A loose collection. A nearly finished EP. One song you believe in.
A folder full of demos
Get the contenders in one place. Keep the good ideas in view.
Organize your songs ↗A record taking shape
Find the opener, test the transitions, and make room for the unexpected.
Shape a tracklist ↗A release to get moving
Bring the songs, artwork references, and open questions into one plan.
Plan a release ↗Your music.
Your workspace.
Start with unlimited local boards. Keep your WAV, AIFF, and FLAC masters on your device. When you use cloud sync, eligible MP3, M4A, and AAC files can follow you across devices.
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Give the next record
some room.
Start a board
Bring one song. See where it goes.