Keep the versions together
One song can have a demo, mix revisions, an instrumental and a delivery master. Keep each file identifiable without treating every render as a new song.
MUSIC CATALOG · WINDOWS
Your music. Every version. One catalog.
Find the version worth keeping. Organize your songs, DAW renders and downloaded AI music in a local Windows library. Listen, rate, capture authorized playback and review your takes before building your next album.
Launch price: USD 19
One-time license. No recurring subscription.
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CAPTURE WHAT YOU HEAR
Record. Review. Save.
Producers move sound constantly: browser to DAW, app to sampler, reference to project, preview to folder, tool to session. Music Catalog turns that detour into a direct capture step.
01Hear it
→02REC
→03Review the take
→04Name · Trim · Save
What it means technically
REC captures the selected Windows playback output. Stop to review the take, choose its name and folder, trim it or add fades. Save to add it to your library, or keep it as a draft for later. Device settings and protected playback can limit capture. Record audio you are authorized to use.
ReferencesYour own demosA/B comparisonsOnline toolsApplication outputProduction previews
VERSIONS
One song. Every version.
Keep renders, mixes, masters, demos and alternates attached to the song they belong to. Search the song first; decide between versions second.
01
Find the song
Search the musical work, not a maze of filenames.
02
Compare versions
Keep alternates together and use ratings/listening context where available.
03
Move the winner forward
Promote the version you choose into an album or release workflow.
FAST CORRECTIONS
Fix the catalog without breaking your listening flow.
Select without stopping playback
Open another song’s information while the current audio keeps playing.
Per-version BPM & key
Expanded versions keep their own BPM and key, so alternate renders remain comparable.
Repeat + artwork
Repeat one song or the current queue and keep artwork in the release workflow.
ALBUM / RELEASE
Pick the winners. Build the album. Prepare the release.
01Loose tracks
02Album
03Artwork
04Track order
05Credits / Works / Rights
06ISRC / UPC
07Master analysis
08LUFS / formats
09ZIP / Folder
Prepare your files and release information before sending them to your distributor. Distribution and registration remain with the services you choose.
ORGANIZE MUSIC YOU ARE STILL MAKING
A music library for producers, not just a player.
A traditional music player helps you listen to a finished collection. Production leaves a different problem: demos, rough mixes, alternate arrangements, final masters and downloaded audio files that still need decisions. Music Catalog keeps the song and its versions connected so you can listen, evaluate and select what moves forward.
Listen before you choose
Rate and review your versions, keep BPM and key information visible, and return to a shortlist instead of guessing which file was the good one.
Prepare the selected tracks
Choose the versions for an album, review artwork and release information, then export to a folder or ZIP for the distributor you use.
Music Catalog works with local files on Windows. It does not generate tracks, synchronize a Suno account, grant music rights or publish directly to streaming platforms.
An example: from scattered renders to the chosen album version.
Illustrative example using your own authorized audio files, not a promise of automatic artistic decisions:
- Import the folder containing a demo, two new mixes and the final master. Check which files belong to the same composition.
- Compare those versions while listening. Give each version a rating and identify the one you want to keep.
- Add the selected version to an album. Review track order, artwork, credits and your existing identifiers.
- Export the prepared material, listen again and check the distributor requirements before uploading it elsewhere.
The original masters remain your reference. Release export offers a separate folder or ZIP output, available format profiles and optional LUFS normalization.
Check compatibility and license before buying.
The current commercial release is a standalone Windows 10/11 x64 application. It is not a VST plugin or a cloud storage service.
The perpetual license covers 2 computers and includes 12 months of updates. There is no recurring subscription. No public trial is currently offered.
Developed by Julián Morales, a producer and composer. Questions about purchase or compatibility? Contact support.