VerseOne Distribution Launches New User Interface
NEW YORK, March 20, 2023 (Newswire.com) - VerseOne Distribution, a digital music distributor, is launching a transformed user platform with new tools and automated features on March 31, 2023. The new in-house software is designed to streamline the distribution process for users and provide a platform for artists to better manage their artist profiles, social media, charts, and royalty reports from one centralized dashboard.
This launch follows a new website revamp earlier this year. VerseOne is working towards expanding and improving its network and services for musicians, labels, and recording studios in 2023. One of the upcoming projects includes the Studio Partnership Program, where recording studios will be able to pitch talented artists to VerseOne in exchange for referral benefits.
"More and more artists are choosing to go independent over labels, so VerseOne aspires to provide our artists with as many tools and resources as possible to achieve success independently. We recognize that music distribution is only a small piece of the puzzle," said Polycarp Asuquo, CEO of VerseOne Distribution, "therefore, we've taken feedback from musicians and industry professionals and completely transformed our user system to include tools and features as a way for artists to finetune their promotional strategies."
The new distribution user interface will include the following new features:
- Radio Airplay Tracking
- Music Charts Tracking
- Artist Social Media Stats Tracking
- Dolby Atmos Audio File Conversion
- Deep Analytic Reports
- Bulk Drag n' Drop file uploading for audio and video distribution
- Video Thumbnail Generator
- Apple Music Video ProRes Encoding
- Royalty Reports and Customized Payouts
- User ID Verification
About VerseOne Distribution
VerseOne Distribution offers music distribution, publishing, and synch services to independent artists and labels. Their partnership with over 280+ global DSPs, including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and Pandora, ensures artists receive royalties from digital music stores in any niche market.
Source: VerseOne Distribution
