Release your music everywhere

Before you release

• Your song is mixed in the syryna studio with levels you like.
• Lyrics are original and the originality check is marked as yours.
• Every vocal is your own voice, recorded by you in the karaoke-style booth.
• You have cover art ready — most stores require 3000×3000 pixels.
• You know your artist name, release title, and chosen genres.

How to release

1. 1Finish your song in the syryna studio, then tap Render WAV in the Release-ready export section.
2. 2Download the WAV to your computer. It is a stereo 48kHz/16-bit file ready for distributors.
3. 3Create an account with a distributor below, upload your WAV and cover art, fill in metadata, and choose your release date.
4. 4The distributor sends your song to streaming services. Most releases go live in a few days to two weeks.

Pick a distributor

syryna does not take a cut. Compare these independent distributors and choose the one that fits your budget.

• DistroKid

  Flat yearly fee, unlimited uploads, keeps 100% of royalties.

  Visit DistroKid

• TuneCore

  Annual per-release model with social monetization tools.

  Visit TuneCore

• UnitedMasters

  Free tier with revenue split; paid plans keep more royalties.

  Visit UnitedMasters

• Amuse

  Free mobile-first distribution; paid plans add faster releases.

  Visit Amuse

• LANDR

  Distribution plus automated mastering in one place.

  Visit LANDR

• RouteNote

  Free tier takes a cut; paid tier keeps 100% royalties.

  Visit RouteNote

Keep 100% of your rights

Because syryna builds every sound from your own voice and browser-synthesised instruments, you own the master and the composition. No sample packs, no uncleared vocals, no hidden claims. Always register your songs with your local performing-rights organisation if you want to collect public-performance royalties.

Answering the "AI music" question

Most stores and distributors now ask whether a release contains AI-generated audio. Songs made in syryna do not. Here is how to answer, honestly and confidently.

• Does this release contain AI-generated audio? — No.

  No sound on your track was generated by an AI model. The instruments are software instruments played and arranged by you, and every vocal is your own performance.

• Is any vocal AI-generated, cloned or a voice model? — No.

  syryna has no voice cloning and no synthetic singers. The only voice on your record is the one you sang into your microphone.

• Was AI used anywhere in the process? — Only for mixing help and, optionally, cover art.

  The mix assistant suggests tuning, compression, EQ and reverb settings on audio you already recorded, the same as any studio plug-in. If you generated your cover image in syryna, disclose the artwork as AI-assisted where the form asks about images.

• Is it a 'hybrid' or 'AI-assisted' release? — Not for the audio.

  Processing existing audio with effects is production, not generation. Choose the 'no AI-generated content' option for the recording; only flag artwork if you made it with the cover generator.

• Who owns the master and composition? — You do.

  You performed and arranged everything, so you hold the recording and the songwriting. Register with your performing-rights organisation to collect royalties.

Copy this line if a form asks for a statement: "This recording contains no AI-generated audio. All vocals are performed by the credited artist and all instrumentation was played or programmed by the artist using software instruments. AI was used only for mixing assistance and, where noted, cover artwork."

Your song's origin record, in the mastering section of the studio, lists every part and how it was made — keep it with your release notes in case a distributor asks.