Tracks
Organize your recordings into tracks. Track status from initial ideas through to final masters, and keep related recordings grouped together.
Overview
A track is a container for related recordings - think of it as a project or song folder. Each track can hold multiple recordings, track its progress through different stages, and maintain a history of changes. Tracks can be of type "jam" (songs/projects) or "idea" (creative concepts).
Organize
Group related recordings together. Keep takes, stems, and mixes in one place.
Track
Follow progress from draft to done. See where each project stands at a glance.
Collaborate
Discuss tracks with your band. Add comments and keep everyone aligned.
Creating Tracks
Start a new track when you begin working on a song, project, or recording session.
Track Details
- Name: Give your track a descriptive title
- Description: Add notes about the project goals or context
- Status: Set the current stage (draft, recording, mixing, etc.)
Linking Recordings
Add recordings to your track to keep everything organized. You can link:
- Multiple takes of the same part
- Individual instrument stems
- Different mix versions
Track Statuses
Track your project through different stages of production.
draft
Initial ideas and rough recordings. Still in the early stages.
recording
Actively recording takes. Capturing performances and ideas.
mixing
Balancing levels, EQ, and effects. Shaping the sound.
mastering
Final polish and loudness optimization. Preparing for release.
done
Complete and finalized. Ready to share or archive.
Track History
Every change to a track is tracked, creating a timeline of your project's evolution.
What's Tracked
- Status changes (when the item moved to a new stage)
- Description updates and notes
- When recordings were added or removed
Composition Pad
The Composition Pad is an interactive tool for capturing musical ideas - chords, sections, and song structure.
Features
- Chord notation and progressions
- Section labels (intro, verse, chorus, etc.)
- Metronome for timing
- Timeline playback
Collaboration
- Share chord charts with your band
- Version history tracks changes
- Export for practice sessions
Track Comments
Discuss the overall direction of a track with your band. Unlike recording comments (which are timestamped), track comments are for general discussion.
Use Track Comments For
- Discussing arrangement ideas
- Planning next recording sessions
- Sharing reference tracks or inspiration
- Coordinating who's working on what