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Add a track

By the end you’ll have a track with its metadata, files and credits filled in, and the Package tab will confirm it’s ready to share.

4 min·6 steps·Updated 2026-09-23
A track: cover art, a release date, files, agreements and the description in one place.

Before you start

  • A workspace with at least one roster member, so the track has a folder to live in.
  • The audio file and cover art, if you have them. Both can be added later.
  1. 1

    Click Create Track

    Click New track on Home, or open Catalog and click Create Track at the right end of the toolbar.

    • You now see the Create Track dialog.
  2. 2

    Name it and pick the folder

    Type the Track Name and start typing the Artist Name. Pick the artist from your roster and Location is set to their folder; otherwise choose a folder under Location yourself. Click Create Track.

    • You now see the new track open on its Summary tab.
  3. 3

    Fill in the metadata

    Open the Metadata tab and click a value to edit it where it is. Fill in genre, language, ISRC, key and BPM. As soon as you change something, a bar appears at the bottom of the page; click Save in it to keep your edits.

    • You now see the values in place and the unsaved-changes bar gone.
    • If you leave the page without clicking Save, your edits are lost.
  4. 4

    Upload the audio and artwork

    Open the Files tab and click Upload Files, or drag the files anywhere onto the tab. The first audio file you add is marked Main Audio and the first image becomes the Cover Art.

    • You now see the files listed with their Main Audio and Cover Art badges.
  5. 5

    Add the credits

    Go back to Metadata and click Edit on the Credits card. Type the person’s Full Name, select every role they had, and click Add Person. Repeat for everyone who worked on the track, then click Save Credits.

    • You now see everyone you added on the Credits card, grouped by role.
  6. 6

    Check the package

    Open the Package tab. Under Release package status you’ll see four checks: Audio, Cover art, Metadata and Credits. A tick means that part is in place. Anything without a tick still needs work before you share the release.

    • You now see exactly what, if anything, is still missing from the release.

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