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How to Get Your Music on Trebel
Ad-supported offline streaming and download service.
Visit Trebel →Trebel is an ad-supported music service that lets listeners download tracks for offline play without a subscription. It's particularly popular in Latin America and among younger US listeners.
Notes delivers to Trebel and reconciles ad-supported royalties from its plays and offline downloads.
How Notes works with this platform
What we do on Trebel
- Deliver. Notes ships releases to Trebel as both purchase and (where supported) streaming inventory.
- Register. Credits and publisher data go with every release so downstream payouts route correctly.
- Collect. Sale revenue and any associated mechanical royalties from Trebel land in your Notes account.
What you earn here
Royalties Trebel generates
Trebel
- Recording
- Songwriting
Your Trebel recording royalties reach you through Notes, and we register you with The MLC so the rest is collected too — all paid to you in full, never a percentage taken.
- Recording RoyaltiesRecording royalties are what the master earns — the recording revenue your distributor collects, plus digital-performance royalties.
- Mechanical RoyaltiesMechanical royalties are paid to songwriters and publishers each time a composition is reproduced — including every interactive stream and download.
Questions musicians ask
Common questions about Trebel
- How do I get my music on Trebel?
- Create a Notes account, add your release, and we deliver it to Trebel for sale — and streaming where supported — with your credits and ISRCs attached.
- Do I keep the revenue from Trebel sales?
- Yes. Sale revenue and any mechanical royalties from Trebel land in your Notes account in full — Notes never takes a percentage.
- Can Notes put me on streaming services too?
- Yes. The same upload can reach Spotify, Apple Music, and 50+ other platforms alongside Trebel.
