SONGS + VERSIONS
Keep demos, renders, mixes, masters and alternates together as versions of the same song instead of making folders do the job.
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VERSIONS
Keep renders, mixes, masters, demos and alternates attached to the song they belong to. Search the song first; decide between versions second.
Search the musical work, not a maze of filenames.
Keep alternates together and use ratings/listening context where available.
Promote the version you choose into an album or release workflow.
A demo, a revised mix and a delivery master can belong to one song while remaining separate files. A useful library preserves those differences and makes the next listening decision easier.
Grouping is a reviewable organization aid. Similar titles can refer to different songs; different titles can refer to the same work. Check the actual file and version before exporting or delivering it.
Explore Music CatalogA demo, mix revision and master may sound different but belong to the same composition. A duplicate can be an extra copy of identical audio. Music Catalog lets you review the song grouping and keep distinct versions identifiable instead of treating every similarly named file as disposable.
The library is intended to organize and review existing files, not delete source masters during import. Treat any export or file-management operation separately and retain your original project backups before making irreversible changes elsewhere.
Yes. A rough demo might have a working title while the master has the release title. Review the grouping manually: file names are hints, not proof that two recordings represent the same musical work.
Expand the song, listen to each version, consult ratings and per-version information, and identify a release candidate. The decision remains yours; verify the final mix, master and delivery requirements before exporting.
Written for real producer workflows by Julián Morales.