Why GetMusicDone?
Here's what sets us apart from generic tools:
Designed for Dispersed Teams
Whether your bandmates are across town or across the globe, GetMusicDone keeps everyone connected — from the studio to the stage.
We Use It Too
GetMusicDone isn't designed in a vacuum — our team produces and performs with it every day. Real production projects and gigs drive every feature we ship.
Several Tools in One
Stop juggling emails, spreadsheets, and storage services. Production files, tasks, setlists, show logistics, and contacts — all in one place.
Get Started Fast
Choose from task templates to streamline different types of music projects and get producing or performing right away.
More for Less
Full project management, show planning, and file storage — all for around what some providers charge just for storage.
A Platform You Can Trust
Built on the same cloud infrastructure used by the world's largest companies. Your files are encrypted and stored across multiple geographically-separated data centers.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Produce and Perform?
GMD Produce is for managing music production projects — think albums, EPs, and singles. You organize songs, upload files, assign tasks, and collaborate with your team to get recordings done. GMD Perform is for the live side — planning shows and tours, building setlists, managing venues and contacts, and coordinating with band members. Both modules are included in your account.
Is GetMusicDone just for studios?
Not at all. GetMusicDone is for anyone who creates or performs music and wants to get organized. Solo artists, bands, and studios all benefit. The real power is in keeping everything in one place — and when you're working with others, things get even smoother with task assignments, shared files, and notifications.
Do I need a subscription to contribute to a project?
No. You can participate in projects on GetMusicDone without a subscription. GMD uses the "owner pays" model where the owner of an album has a subscription and contributors aren't required to pay. In larger projects, the owner might be the studio and the client just participates. Once the album is completed, the studio can transfer ownership to the artist.