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Your song
is the level.

Send us a song you own. We turn its guitar and bass into a rhythm game your fans play in the browser, with your name on it. Free for you. Free for them.

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How it works

Three steps.
Zero cost.

01

Send the song

Two minutes. Tell us about the track and confirm it is yours to share.

02

We chart it

We pull out the guitar and bass and build easy, medium, hard and expert parts. A real person checks every song.

03

Share the level

You get a link to your song in Fretline. Post it, pin it, dare your fans to beat your score.

What your fans get

A stage, a band,
and your riff.

Fretline gameplay: a band on stage behind a five-lane note highway
In-game footage. Demo track: "Cool Rock" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), CC BY 4.0.
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The deal

What you get.

Free, always

No fees for artists. Players don't pay either. Short ads between songs keep the lights on.

Full credit

Your name, song title and links to your YouTube, Spotify or Bandcamp, on your song page and in the game.

Your rights

You give Fretline non-exclusive permission to use the song in the game. Nothing else changes hands.

Your call

Want the song out? Tell us and it comes down.

Who can submit

Made it?
Own it?

  • You recorded the song and wrote it, or your co-writers are in.
  • No label or distributor deal stops you licensing it yourself.
  • It has a clear guitar or bass part. That is what the game plays.

In a collecting society like IMRO, PRS, ASCAP or BMI? Submit anyway and tell us which. Some societies manage online rights for their members, and we want to do this properly.

Questions

Fair questions.

What does it cost?

Nothing. Not for artists, not for players.

So how does Fretline make money?

Short ads between songs. The gameplay itself is never behind a payment.

Is this early?

Yes. We are opening Fretline to a small first group of artists. The demo you can play today uses free-licensed tracks. Your songs are what comes next.

Do I need a YouTube video?

No. If you have one, we link it from your song page so players can find you.

Can I take my song down later?

Yes. Ask and it comes down.

Put your song
in the game.

Submit your song