Music-making app Endlesss unveils desktop version

The tool builds on the platform’s iOS app, which was launched in March.

Additionally, the cloud-connected service has a new plugin, which the company says can seamlessly integrate with digital audio workstations such as Ableton Live and Logic Pro, among others. It also brings rapid composition flow to users’ studio setup and makes it possible to build tracks and create sounds at lightning speed.

Endlesss is offering the new service at a 50% discount on the normal cost of $199 until 31 March 2021. Interested users can sign up here. The company says a Windows version is under development and will be available in 2021.

“Endlesss is an instrument designed not for perfection, but to keep you in a forward motion of creativity,” Endlesss founder and CEO Tim Exile said. “It reframes music as an activity we do together rather than a product we consume alone.”

He added: “Before Edison recorded sound, music was an activity we came together to do rather than a product we consume alone. We believe everyone is on a musical journey, even those who only listen [to music], a journey which helps us find belonging and meaning. Endlesss is here to connect, deepen and amplify those journeys.”

Endlesss was founded by Exile in 2017, and the company’s investors now include a number of music professionals and unnamed well-known artists. It has also received a grant from Innovate UK.

In addition to the cloud-based platform, Exile has also launched a record label dedicated to Endlesss-enabled releases.