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# Overview

Signing up for an account in the MIDI Mixer app is currently used to attribute contributions with users to ensure that folks are rewarded automatically for their generosity.

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In the future, accounts will be used for a variety of community-based features too, like sharing profiles and plugins in-app. Make sure to create an account ready, as it's likely that early users will be rewarded!
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## Registering

MIDI Mixer itself only requires a valid, verified email to register, and collects no personalised information whatsoever other than the bare minimum needed to connect your account to a contribution.

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If you're making an account or contributing, make sure to use the same email for your contribution and for MIDI Mixer. This will ensure that you're automatically rewarded for any contribution made.
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To register an account, head over to the **Account** tab (the MIDI Mixer icon in the bottom left), and enter an email to get started.

![The "Account" page in MIDI Mixer's UI](/files/-Mc-vI64NXSrwRxWHkDm)

Once you've created an account, you'll need to verify your email before you can sync any changes. You'll receive an email from `noreply@midi-mixer.com` with a link that, once clicked, will verify your account.

To see more information about how a contribution affects your account, check out the [**Contributions** ](/accounts/contribution.md)page.


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