Advanced Metadata

Composer Catalog allows you to tag advanced metadata to your tracks. Examples include: registration or signing status, key, beats per minute, lyrics, track description, moods, instruments used, TV shows that match the feel, sound-alike bands, exclusivity status (non-exclusive/exclusive), genre, and contributing composers, publishers, or musicians.

Track Management

Composer Catalog helps you keep track of all writers, publishers, and session musicians associated with each track in your catalog. You can save contact information for instant access. If you have contracts or audio files you’d like to attach to a track, you can do that too. Having your audio files readily available will be useful when future modules—such as music pitching—come online.

Import Tracks

If you’re upgrading from the Composer Catalog desktop version, the transition is seamless. Simply export your existing database from the desktop app, then drag and drop the exported file directly into your browser. The online platform will automatically recognize the file and import your tracks, metadata, and associated details. For users who prefer working with spreadsheets or are migrating from another system, Composer Catalog supports importing via a properly formatted CSV file.

Easy Track Entry

Composer Catalog Online offers multiple ways to enter new tracks into your library: You can manually input track data, create reusable track templates to minimize repetitive typing, or duplicate an existing track that is already in the system. When duplicating a track, all metadata is copied over—except for the track name and any attached documents or audio files—allowing you to quickly build out your catalog while maintaining flexibility.