What can a design studio see on Aden?
Metadata, assets, files, comments, to-dos, events and tours on the artist teams it works with. Deliberately not financials, analytics, collaborators or legal data.
“Bounce it, sleep on it, listen again tomorrow.”
Design studios
A design studio uses Aden as the hand-off surface between brief and delivered artwork. You see the release the cover is for and the show the announcement is for, upload the finished assets straight onto the record, and get feedback as comments on the asset instead of screenshots in a chat.
The release, its metadata and its dates are visible, so a cover is designed against the actual release rather than a forwarded description.
Upload cover art, banners and promotional assets directly to the track, album or event they belong to.
Events and tours are in scope, so announcement artwork uses the confirmed date, venue and time.
Comments and to-dos attached to the artwork itself, with versions kept as they change.
A design-studio grant covers metadata, assets, files, comments, to-dos, events and tours, no financials, analytics, collaborators or legal access.
The artist's brand kit and press assets are in the same place as the work, so a new cover matches the last one.
Link each artist team as Design Studio. The link closes when the relationship ends.
Metadata, assets, files, comments, to-dos, events and tours on the artist teams it works with. Deliberately not financials, analytics, collaborators or legal data.
Straight onto the track, album or event they belong to, where the artist, label and marketing team already look.