Your gigs.
Your content.
Your music.
One OS.
Signal Lab OS replaces the spreadsheets, the WhatsApp threads, the five different apps. Gigs and advancing, invoices, content scheduling, DJ set prep, release campaigns, audience growth. One system, built for electronic music artists.
Every screen
earns its place.
Upload a clip. Know it will scroll-stop before you post.
Four scores back in seconds: reach, authenticity, culture, visual identity. Plus the crop, the time, the rank against every other post going up tonight. The post flies or it does not, before you commit.
Find the hidden gems behind the tracks you already love.
Crate Dig walks Discogs across the artist, the label, the year, the style. The deep cuts, the forgotten B-sides, the records you would never find searching by name.
Night before the gig. Content crew get briefed.
Brief approved over SMS. Crew get a direct upload link. Every clip they send scans on arrival and comes back as a suggested post, ready for you to approve.
Booking lands. Invoice, gig, advancing all drafted automatically.
The dates, the fee, the venue, the rider notes. Pulled from the email the moment it arrives. Everything drafted. You verify and confirm.
Release date in. A proven campaign built from your feed. Shoot list included.
Every caption, every phase, every DM reply drafted. Plus the shoot list: what to capture, what angle, when to post. Drawn from your save rate, your last releases, your audience. You approve. You shoot.
Three weeks out and the room looks thin.
Fill the Room sorts your engaged fans by how far they actually are from the venue, nearest first, so you are not inviting London regulars to a Wednesday in Amsterdam. Each one gets a personal invite drafted in your voice. You read it, you send it from your own phone. Nothing goes out automatically.
Instruments and effects built for your sound.
Audio Lab is a growing rack of Signal Lab plugins, built for electronic music, ready for your DAW.
Put money behind a reel without waking up to a bill.
Promote a post, set the daily ceiling, and the system holds you to it. Spend is checked when the ad goes up and every ten minutes after, and anything that runs over its cap gets paused on its own.
Ask Signal anything. It already knows your world.
Every gig, release, invoice and post in one place it can read. Ask it to find tracks like the one you love by label, style or artist. Ask who still owes you, what to post tonight. It drafts, you approve. Nothing sends without your yes.
The whole night,
end to end.
Every lab feeds the next. That is the product.
Seven connected labs.
One artist workflow.
Each lab handles one part of the creative cycle. Together they form the whole.
- ■Automatic booking intake
- ■Advancing + crew briefs
- ■Travel + guest lists
- ■Drafted from your gigs
- ■PDF + email dispatch
- ■Payment detection
- ■Four-axis scan verdict
- ■Voice-matched captions
- ■Calendar + scheduling
- ■Crate Dig via Discogs
- ■Rekordbox sync
- ■Set builder + waveform
- ■Campaign + shoot list
- ■DJ promo + cosigns
- ■Fill the Room invites
- ■Ads dashboard
- ■Trial reels, capped spend
- ■Audience deep dives
- ■Signal Lab plugins
- ■Mix + stem analysis
- ■Syncs with your DAW
Questions.
Straight answers.
Because every app you bolt on is another login, another export, another thing that knows nothing about the others. One system means the gig you just confirmed shows up in the brief, in the invoice, in the campaign. Without you forwarding anything.
We're opening with a small group. When a spot opens up, we'll email you.
No. Releasing music, the odd show, and the content rhythm around them is enough. The product earns its keep well before you are touring full-time.
Waitlist.
We open in small groups. We'll email when there's a spot.
Stay in the music.