Music production startup Musiversal has secured $6 million in its latest funding round, aiming to revolutionize the American music production landscape through its innovative remote recording studio model. The company, which bills itself as the world’s first fully remote recording studio, plans to utilize this capital to enhance its platform, expand its musician roster, and accelerate growth within the competitive U.S. music market.
Musiversal’s distinctive business approach centers on employing top-tier session musicians with stable salaries rather than relying on the gig economy model that dominates the industry. This strategy guarantees consistent quality and availability for clients while providing musicians with employment security, a rarity in the traditionally unstable music sector. The platform connects users with over 35 professional musicians globally, including Grammy-winning engineers and Billboard-charting songwriters. With its rigorous selection process, Musiversal accepts only the top 1% of applicants to ensure exceptional musicianship for its clients.
Unlike the unstable gig economy, Musiversal offers top musicians stable salaries, ensuring premium quality for clients and job security for artists.
The service operates through a credit system, where users purchase credits for one-hour live sessions with musicians via livestream. During these interactive sessions, clients can provide real-time feedback and direction, fostering creative spontaneity while maintaining precise control over the final product. Once complete, audio tracks are delivered within an hour, dramatically reducing the traditional weeks-long turnaround time for professional recordings. Artists can then distribute these professionally produced tracks to streaming platforms where they can engage with fans and maximize their exposure across services like Spotify, SoundCloud, and Tidal.
Musiversal’s platform effectively eliminates geographic and scheduling barriers that typically constrain music production, allowing users to specify detailed requests for anything from instrumental solos to complete drum tracks or full mastering services. The company offers various membership options, including an “Unlimited” tier for creators requiring ongoing production support. Similar to effective guitar practice routines that break learning into focused segments, Musiversal helps musicians develop their craft through structured sessions that build technique and musicality. Founded by Andre Miranda, the company has already paid over $1 million to musicians and facilitated the creation of more than 30,000 tracks since its inception.
This funding positions Musiversal to potentially reshape the music industry by decentralizing creation processes and making high-quality production accessible to creators who lack resources for booking traditional high-end sessions. By providing end-to-end support from songwriting to release-ready music, the platform challenges the conventional studio model’s cost and availability limitations while accelerating production timelines from weeks to hours, all while keeping human musicians at the center of the creative process.
