Ever tried producing tunes with your pals scattered around the globe? It’s a bit of a challenge, right? Well, guess what? Endlesss, that remote music creation thingamajig, just dropped a fresh feature called Clubs, and it’s like the missing piece to your musical puzzle. They’re not shy about it – it’s got a Discord vibe, and that’s a good thing.
So, what’s the deal with Endlesss Clubs? Imagine live chat hangouts where you and your crew can throw in riffs, toss comments back and forth, mix things up, and even swap files. If you’ve ever played around with Discord, this setup will feel like home. You can hop between different Clubs, and each one has its own set of channels tailored to whatever musical magic you’re cooking up.
Back in August, Endlesss teased us with the promise of Clubs, and now they’ve made it happen. Tim Exile, the big cheese over at Endlesss, talked about how musicians often wrestle for attention on the same platforms. With Clubs, they’re aiming to carve out spaces driven by the community, where musicians of all levels can dive deep into their creative zones.
Quick backstory – Endlesss made its grand entrance at the start of the COVID-19 madness, giving musicians a way to connect from a distance. It kicked off as an iOS thing but later spread its wings with Endlesss Studio for desktop in late 2020. Sure, it had a few quirks in the early days, but word on the street is they’ve ironed out the kinks.
Excited to give it a whirl? You can dip your toes into Endlesss for free, or go all-in with unlimited perks like sample packs, presets, VST/AU plugin presets, and primo audio quality for $10 a month.
