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Once your track is finished and mixed in the Vocuno Studio, you can release it to all major streaming platforms directly from Vocuno. Distribution is included with every paid plan.
1

Finish and export your track

Open your song in the Studio DAW and do a final check on your mix. When you’re happy, export it as a high-quality MP3 or WAV. This will be the master file delivered to streaming platforms.
2

Open the Distribution tab

Navigate to the Distribution section in your Vocuno dashboard. Click New Release to begin the submission flow.
3

Add your track and metadata

Upload your exported audio file and fill in the required metadata:
  • Track title — The name as it will appear on streaming platforms
  • Artist name — Your artist or band name
  • Genre — Primary genre for the track
  • Release date — Set a future date to schedule the release, or choose immediate
  • Cover artwork — Upload a square image (minimum 3000 × 3000 px, JPEG or PNG)
  • ISRC — Vocuno can generate an ISRC code for your track automatically
4

Choose your platforms

Select the streaming platforms you want to distribute to. By default, Vocuno submits to all major platforms: Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Tidal, and more.
5

Submit your release

Review all details, then click Submit Release. Vocuno delivers your track to each platform. Processing typically takes 1–5 business days depending on the platform.
6

Track your release status

Monitor your release in the Distribution dashboard. You’ll see the delivery status for each platform and a confirmation when your track goes live.

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Metadata tips

Getting your metadata right ensures your music is discoverable and correctly attributed.
Once a release is live on streaming platforms, changing core metadata (title, artist name, ISRC) may require re-submitting the release. Double-check everything before you submit.

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Frequently asked questions

Most platforms process new releases within 1–5 business days. Spotify and Apple Music typically take 2–3 business days. To ensure your release is available on a specific date, submit at least 5 business days in advance.
Yes. Vocuno does not take a percentage of your streaming royalties. You keep all revenue generated by your distributed tracks. Distribution is included in your Vocuno subscription.
Minor metadata changes (like fixing a typo in the title) can sometimes be made after release. Audio file changes require withdrawing and re-submitting the release. Contact Vocuno support for help with post-release changes.
Yes. All tracks created on Vocuno come with a commercial license. You own the rights to your creations and can distribute and monetize them. Review the terms of service of the underlying AI providers (Suno, MusicGPT) for any platform-specific licensing details.
Yes — an active paid subscription is required to submit releases. Your already-released tracks stay live even between plan changes.
Every distributed track also shows up on the Listen community feed with a “created with Vocuno” badge, complete with stream counts and a comment section.