Rights, splits, and payout visibility
Artists and rights holders can register rights, set splits, and track where payouts come from in the Studio workspace.
Mixstream is a music distribution, rights, and licensing platform for independent artists, rights managers, and DSPs. It supports release setup, catalog management, sync licensing, and validated delivery for platform ingestion.
Mixstream is a music distribution, rights, and licensing platform built for independent artists, rights managers, and DSPs. The site positions it as an artist-first system for releasing music as an IP asset rather than as a one-off distribution task.
The product centers on a Studio workspace for creators and rights holders, plus a registry model for platforms. Its published workflow covers uploading masters, validating metadata and territories, packaging delivery files, registering master and composition rights, listing music for sync, and tracing payouts back to the source.
Artists and rights holders can register rights, set splits, and track where payouts come from in the Studio workspace.
The product says it can validate metadata, artwork, territories, and release drafts before delivery, which is useful for reducing manual cleanup.
Mixstream packages releases for delivery as AAC and HLS derivatives, with the DSP page also describing DDEX ERN-3.7-compliant registry packages.
For rights managers, the site emphasizes a single console for multi-artist rosters, territory windows, revenue tracking, and signed audit trails.
For DSPs and platforms, Mixstream exposes a pull-based registry with REST and ConnectRPC access so content can be fetched on demand.
The site presents an intent-driven copilot that can draft, validate, and file release and rights paperwork from natural-language requests.
Use the Studio workspace to upload masters, validate release metadata, set splits, and prepare a release for delivery with less manual paperwork.
Manage several artists from one console, assign territory windows, and monitor revenue and audit trails across a larger roster.
List master and composition rights for sync with the guardrails and attestations you set, then track related licensing activity in the ledger.
Fetch validated packages from the registry through REST or ConnectRPC, then serve AAC or HLS audio without handling transcoding yourself.
Review play and revenue movement through the ledger and use the copilot to draft, validate, or file routine release tasks.
Mixstream is positioned for independent artists, rights managers, and DSPs or platforms. The site presents separate entry points for each group and frames the product as a music distribution, rights, and licensing system.
The site describes a workflow that starts with uploading masters, then validating metadata and territories, packaging delivery files, registering rights and sync listings, and tracking payouts or stream activity through the ledger.
For DSPs and platforms, Mixstream says it can be integrated through REST and ConnectRPC APIs. The site states onboarding can be completed in under 24 hours and that platforms can pull packages from the registry rather than receive pushed deliveries.
The pricing page does not show plan pricing in the captured text. It routes visitors toward alpha partner onboarding and contact-oriented calls to action instead of published rates.
The captured site content does not list a full integration catalog. The most specific technical details shown are REST, ConnectRPC, OAuth2 client credentials, JWKS validation, DDEX ERN-3.7 bundles, AAC derivatives, and HLS delivery for DSPs.
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