Splice For Mac

Splice is an online platform designed to help music producers create, organize and share their projects, as well as collaborate with others.

The Splice macOS app is a companion to the web service, enabling you to upload projects created with various digital audio workstations and view recent notifications in your menu bar.

Before anything else, you will need to create a Splice account and sign in from the desktop app. It creates a special folder on your local drive that is scanned continuously for project files that can be uploaded.

Moreover, whenever you complete a new project in one of the supported DAWs, Splice will ask if you want to upload it, regardless of where it is saved on your Mac. This function can be disabled, but you can also exclude certain folders while still synchronizing files in other locations.

Splice offers support for Ableton Live, Logic Pro X, GarageBand and FL Studio. The app can be found in your menu bar and displays recent notifications and all your local projects.

Clicking on one of these items brings up the online dashboard, which enables you to organize your projects, share music or set up collaborations.

The cloud service stores multiple versions of the same project, so you can always go back to a previous one without keeping them all on your hard drive.

Moreover, collaborators can take full advantage of the project timeline to leave notes, receive notifications and keep track of each person’s contributions.

To sum up, Splice is an application that can be a good addition to the arsenal of any music producer, as it provides access to a powerful cloud platform and can upload projects created with various DAWs automatically.