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Finish the songs you never finished.

Where beats meet voices, collaborations become songs, and unfinished ideas finally get released.

I'm an Artist → I'm a Producer →
Hear the beats first →
Why songs stall

Most collabs die in the file-passing.

The usual way

  1. DM someone and wait to hear back
  2. Send zips back and forth and lose track of which take is the latest
  3. Pay for a mix and wait for it
  4. Agree the splits later, if ever
  5. Piece the release together from scattered files

On Voxen

  1. Pick a beat with the producer’s terms already on it
  2. Record over it in your browser and send the take
  3. The producer accepts it
  4. You both sign the split, and it’s mixed and mastered
  5. Take a release-ready folder to the distributor you use
The flow

Record tonight.

No studio to book. No engineer to wait on. No files to email back and forth.

  1. Post

    Put your beat up

    Bring the beat you already made, from any DAW. Set the split once and it applies to everyone who records on it.

  2. Versions

    Artists record on it — as many as want to

    One beat, one song used to be the deal. Now every artist here can cut their own version, and you hear them side by side before choosing.

  3. Record

    Straight from the browser

    Headphones and any mic. Hit record over the beat, listen back, send it. Voxen lines the take up to the drop and mixes it on its own.

  4. Sign

    Splits sorted before anyone argues

    The co-writer agreement writes itself the moment you accept a version. Both sides sign here. Nobody chases a contract.

  5. Ready to upload

    Release-ready

    Mastered to streaming levels, cover art made, metadata and splits packaged. Everything your distributor asks for, in one folder.

Splits agreed before the song is made

Splits, signed.
Before the track ships.

The producer's opening terms are on the beat, so every artist sees them before they sing a note. Deliver a take and either of you can sign or propose changes: the recording, the songwriting and who releases it are agreed separately, and the signed PDF stays with the track. No awkward DMs.

  • 01
    Agreed before anything is mixed. Recording and songwriting shares settled up front, not argued about after the hit.
  • 02
    Both parties sign in-app. Each signature is recorded with a name and a time. Changing the terms takes both of you.
  • 03
    A paper trail for every release. The release package carries the signed agreement and a checklist of what to do next.
Voxen Studio Engine

Your song, engineered.
You make the calls.

The engine is the engineer, never the artist: it writes nothing and sings nothing. The parts of a record that never needed you — lining a vocal up to the beat, mixing it, mastering it, chasing paperwork, remembering who owes what — happen on their own. You pick the take and you keep the taste. Nothing gets sent anywhere without you saying so.

  • It finds the right artists Post a beat and the artists who suit it are put in front of you, with the reason why.
  • It finishes the song A take lands, gets timed to the drop, mixed and mastered. You get a song, not a task.
  • It tells you what needs you Four versions waiting. A revision that never came back. One line, every morning.
No dead beats

No beat waits
on one person.

Your beat is never waiting on one person to come through. It stays open to every artist here, for as long as you want it to — and Voxen puts it in front of the ones who suit it instead of leaving that to luck.

  • Never one-at-a-time. A beat isn't locked to whoever got there first.
  • Nothing sits dead. A quiet beat gets shown to matching artists, with a reason each was picked.
  • Real people, always. Every version on Voxen is sung by someone. No synthetic vocals.
Two paths, one platform

Whether you make beats or make records.

Start on your own. Stay for who else is here.

Artist

Record on a real beat tonight. From wherever you are.

  • Browse beats by genre, mood and BPM
  • Record in the browser — nothing to install
  • See the split before you sing a note
  • No waiting to be picked: cut your version, then get an answer
  • Recording fees, plus the shares and credits you both sign
Upfront
Your recording share, shown before you record
I'm an Artist →
Producer

One beat. As many songs as it deserves.

  • Bring beats from any DAW — set the split once
  • Every artist here can cut their own version
  • Hear them side by side, keep the one you want
  • Mixed and mastered without you touching a fader
  • Recording fees paid in-app; shares and credits agreed in writing
Your call
How many versions a beat takes, and whether it’s exclusive
I'm a Producer →
Ready to upload

Packaged for
everywhere it matters.

Master, artwork, credits, splits and metadata come out in one folder, formatted the way distributors want it. Voxen gets the song ready to upload; you upload it through the distributor you use.

Spotify
Apple Music
YouTube Music
TikTok
Instagram
Amazon Music
Tidal
SoundCloud
Deezer
Pandora
YouTube
Shazam

You get

  • A 24-bit WAV master at your genre’s loudness target
  • Cover art at 3000×3000
  • A promo pack
  • A folder formatted for upload: audio, artwork, credits and split details
  • The authorship record, free on every song

You still do yourself

  • Choose a distributor and open an account
  • Upload and submit there
  • Set the release date and metadata
  • Register the song with your PRO and the MLC (Voxen reminds you)

Not included

  • Distributor fees or subscriptions
  • Any distributor’s review or rejection
  • Streaming royalties, which your distributor pays, not Voxen
  • Acceptance on any platform: Voxen doesn’t guarantee it
First drops incoming

Hear it here first.

Early-access collabs start shipping soon. When they drop, they’ll live right here. Every track made on Voxen, playable in one scroll.