Grants
Public directory of standing music grants artists, songwriters and publishers can apply for, per country, region and funder.
Grants
Grants lists the funds you can apply for as an artist, songwriter, publisher, label or music organisation, per country and across the EU. Open aden.space/grants or grants.aden.space.
Pick your country to see what is funded there, or search by what you need: a showcase abroad, a film score, an album campaign. Or describe it, "tour grants for labels in Belgium", and press Enter to have Aden set the filters. Filter by category, funder, region or who applies (the X beside a filter clears it), and hover an amount to see it in euros and dollars. Open a grant for its guide: what it pays, who can apply, how and when, and the link to apply on the funder's own site. Every search and filter is in the address, so you can copy it and send it on.
On a grant's page, Help me apply asks Aden to check whether you qualify from your profile, releases and shows, then drafts the application with you. The arrow beside it asks ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant instead; with the Aden connector they read your Aden data too.
In Aden, the bank button on your release plans opens the grants for releases, the one on your events and tours the grants for live shows, and the one on your goals the grants for artist development.
Free music tools
Aden's free tools for artists and producers, each on its own page at tools.aden.space in 17 languages, no account needed (Key finder, BPM tapper, Lyrics transcriber, DAW project viewer, Proof of creation, Vocal recorder, ISRC lookup, Snippet video maker, BPM to ms, Loudness check, Mix vs reference, Track feedback, MIDI editor, Note editor), how search engines and AI answer engines find them, and their MCP editions.
Guitar coach
A free guitar coach on tools.aden.space/guitar. Any song from the Piano coach's library (a MIDI file, or a recording turned into notes in the browser) becomes tab you can play. The notes roll onto the "now" line with their fret at your speed, the neck shows what to play now and next, the microphone hears your guitar and scores each take, and a tuner sits in the bar.