Your releases, your videos, your making-of. Bring your music together in one place.
YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, TikTok. Gather the activity you have spread across them on your profile.
Why not start by lining up links to where you are active?
For music makers who feel this way
You want a place where your songs and the know-how you have built up can be seen together.
Your activity is scattered everywhere
Releases on Spotify, videos on YouTube, shorts on TikTok. On Mintor, you can line them up on your profile so people see them together.
Nowhere to share what you have learned
Your mixing tips and home-recording tricks are things you figured out yourself. Offer them as consultations and they can reach people who are just starting.
Listeners never find their way to you
Your songs get played, but your name rarely travels with them. Bring your work and activity together, and people gain a path back to you.
Four steps to get started
No need to rush. Start wherever you can, one step at a time.
Gather where you are active
Step 1Line up links to YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, TikTok and more on your profile.
Share your work
Step 2Finished songs and works in progress alike. Set the status to "In Development" to share something you are still making.
Share how you make things
Step 3Offer what you have learned as a consultation service.
Receive support
Step 4Support for your work and activity arrives as Mint.
Consultations you could offer, for example
What you have tried yourself can guide someone who is just starting.
Keep a new DTM maker company through their first song
From installing the software to exporting the track, we get past the usual sticking points together.
Listen to your mix and share how to adjust it
After hearing the actual track, share what to change to get closer to the sound you have in mind.
Advice on recording covers and setting up a home studio
Share ideas for recording at home, from mic placement to room sound.
Frequently asked questions
Bring your music together in one place
Gather where you are active, share your songs, and pass on how you make them. Start at your own pace.