The all-in-one subscription service LANDR Studio, which offers plug-ins, software, and services to help producers create, edit, share, and monetize their music, has been unveiled by the music creation and distribution platform LANDR.
Annual subscribers now end up receiving licences for 13 more third-party plug-in instruments and effects from organisations like IK Multimedia, UJAM, Arturia, and Baby Audio in addition to educational materials from Melodics and Groove 3. Over $2000 worth of additional plug-ins, programmes, and courses from Ableton and Berklee College of Music will be added over the next few months.
The goal of the brand is “to meet creators of all kinds,” according to Daniel Rowland, head of strategy and partnerships at LANDR, who claims that the subscription is “the most feature-rich, high-value subscription offering ever created.”
Subscriptions are available now via the LANDR website, starting at around AUS $17.00 per month
https://www.landr.com/en/pricing/studio
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