

Music content automation for artists and labels.
Turn existing tracks, videos and artwork into platform-ready content, music-aware metadata and publishing workflows across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook.
What is your catalogue actually worth on YouTube?
Paste a YouTube link of a music video, art track, or playlist, and get a real dollar scenario based on public views and country benchmarks. It is an estimate, not measured earnings or a revenue forecast. How it's calculated →
The old way
is broken.
Artists and labels produce dozens of assets per week. But the tools haven't kept up — so teams burn out and catalogues underperform.
- 0110-15 hours per release on manual content ops
- 02Separate tools for content creation, scheduling, and publishing
- 03Back catalogues sit idle, generating zero new revenue
- 04Teams burn out before they can scale
- 01Describe your workflow in plain language
- 02ArmaTune creates, optimizes, and uploads content automatically
- 03Monetize your back catalogue with zero extra effort
- 04Ship faster without sacrificing quality or burning out
Real label.
Real results.
One independent label used ArmaTune to transform their YouTube catalogue performance — in 12 months, without releasing a single new track.
These are one customer's reported results, not independently audited here or a forecast for your catalogue. Read the case study for the available evidence and its limitations.
Read the case study→From one track
to all your platforms.
Three core workflows that turn your music into a content machine — all running on autopilot.
New Release Content Drop
Upload a new track and ArmaTune generates a YouTube short, TikTok video, Instagram story, and optimized metadata — then publishes everything.
Back Catalogue Monetization
Point ArmaTune at your existing catalogue — it creates long-form mixes, generates titles and descriptions, and publishes to YouTube. Review the outputs and measure performance on your own channel.
Always-On Content
Keep your channels active between releases — ArmaTune turns your existing catalogue into fresh short-form clips and publishes them across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook.
What you can automate
Audio Analysis
Video Repurposing
Image Repurposing
Auto-Publishing
You can do all that through a single prompt.
Built
different.
Manual Tools Waste Time
Most artist tools require you to create, format, and upload content one platform at a time. That's hours per release on repetitive tasks.
Social Tools Don't Get Music
Generic schedulers don't understand release cycles, catalogue structure, or how to turn one track into ten pieces of content.
ArmaTune Connects Everything
A platform that unifies content repurposing and catalogue optimization in one AI-driven workflow — purpose-built for music.
ArmaTune is evolving into a full-stack music release operating system — one seamless workflow containing catalogue management & optimization and content automation.
Plans that
scale with you.
From solo artists to labels with hundreds of releases — starting at $24.99/month — or save ~17% with annual billing.
7-day free trial on every plan — card required, cancel anytime.
- —2,000 credits / month
- —Audio analysis & tagging
- —Video & image repurposing
- —YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook uploads
- —Auto-generation of lyrics/captions
- —Clipping/seeding campaigns for all socials
- —Social media scheduling: all accounts, same dashboard
- —4,500 credits / month
- —Audio analysis & tagging
- —Video & image repurposing
- —YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook uploads
- —Auto-generation of lyrics/captions
- —Clipping/seeding campaigns for all socials
- —Social media scheduling: all accounts, same dashboard
- —Up to 4 accounts per platform connected simultaneously
- —Revenue growth opportunities & execution - Catalogue Engine
- —10,000 credits / month
- —Audio analysis & tagging
- —Video & image repurposing
- —YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook uploads
- —Auto-generation of lyrics/captions
- —Clipping/seeding campaigns for all socials
- —Social media scheduling: all accounts, same dashboard
- —Up to 10 accounts per platform connected simultaneously
- —Revenue growth opportunities & execution - Catalogue Engine
- —Priority onboarding & support
Features included in every plan
- Audio analysis & tagging
- Video & image repurposing
- YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook uploads
- Auto-generation of lyrics/captions
- Clipping/seeding campaigns for all socials
- Social media scheduling: all accounts, same dashboard
Frequently
asked.
What does ArmaTune do?
ArmaTune is music content automation for independent artists and record labels. It analyzes tracks for genre, mood, BPM and key, repurposes existing video and artwork, writes music-aware metadata, and publishes to connected YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook accounts.
Can I turn one music video into TikToks, Reels and Shorts?
Yes. Prepare clips from an existing music video, adapt the framing for your destinations, review the outputs and metadata, and publish to your connected accounts. Each platform has its own format, account and consent requirements.
How can ArmaTune help with a YouTube back catalogue?
ArmaTune can assemble existing tracks into long-form mixes and create lyric videos, then prepare metadata and YouTube uploads. You need the rights to the music and visuals. Monetization depends on your channel, audience and YouTube policies; revenue is not guaranteed.
Who is ArmaTune a good fit for?
Artists, labels and music teams with existing tracks, videos or artwork who want repeatable content production and social publishing workflows. Review the guides, supported integrations and plan limits to decide whether the workflow fits your release.
Does ArmaTune replace a music distributor or run ad campaigns?
No. ArmaTune focuses on content production and organic publishing. Keep your music distributor for Spotify and Apple Music delivery and your advertising tools for paid campaigns. ArmaTune works with assets you provide; it does not generate new songs or AI music videos.
Ready to release
on autopilot?
Join the artists and labels already automating their content pipeline.