UrmiWave – Share Your Audio with the World

Preserve Your Recordings. Reach More Listeners.

UrmiWave by Urmic.org helps Community Radio Stations (CRS), cultural organisations, and audio contributors share their recordings online.

Have old songs, folk music, cultural programmes, or historical recordings? Help us preserve them and make them accessible to more people.

Why Contribute?

  • Reach more listeners: Make your audio accessible online.
  • Preserve our heritage: Help protect valuable regional music and historical recordings.
  • Improve old audio: AI-powered tools can help reduce background noise and improve listening quality.
  • Better discovery: Add song titles, artist names, and album details so listeners can find your recordings.
  • Support multiple languages: Clear information and metadata make audio collections easier to understand and discover.

Community Radio Stations and Audio Owners Are Welcome

CRS management, cultural organizations, and recording owners are invited to contribute audio they are authorized to share.

You can share public-domain recordings or provide access to recordings under conditions permitted by their rights holders.

Your recordings remain subject to the applicable ownership and access permissions.

Explore UrmiWave

Listen and contribute:
https://publicaccess.urmic.org/

Open-source project:
https://git.urmic.org/Urmic.org/UrmiWave

Software licence:
https://github.com/shreebhattji/Urmi

Learn more:
https://urmic.org/urmiwave/

Your Audio, Your Rights

Sharing your audio on UrmiWave does not mean giving up ownership or copyright.

You retain the rights you own under applicable copyright law. By sharing a recording, you allow access according to the permissions and conditions you agree to. You do not automatically transfer ownership to Urmic.org.

You can contribute audio that you own or are authorised to share. Copyright and access permissions for third-party recordings must be respected.

Help Us Preserve Our Audio Heritage

Share your recordings today. Help local music, culture, and community voices reach future generations.

UrmiWave by Urmic.org — Preserving audio, connecting people.

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