Projects & catalog
Find the song.
Keep its story.
A studio’s work should be easier to find as it grows. Organise clients, projects and songs, then keep the release details beside the music.
A catalog you can actually navigate.
Search the fictional songs, select one, and inspect its release information. The sample demonstrates organisation without accessing your studio.
Studio / Projects / Songs
Find your next session.
Select a song to explore its release details.
A place for every project.
Clients, projects and songs give the studio a consistent structure. Follow that hierarchy from the sidebar instead of building another system of folders.
- Organise work under the client it belongs to.
- Keep related songs within a project.
- Find clients, projects and songs through studio search.
The file is only part of the release.
Optional song metadata keeps the details available when you need them. Add what is known without making incomplete release information a barrier to working.
- ISRC, ISWC, publisher and copyright owner.
- BPM, key, genre, language and mood.
- Recording and release dates, plus sync flags.
Make the next visit easier.
Clear labels and a shared structure help you return to work after time away. Keep version review and client delivery connected to the song rather than duplicating its history.
- Genre and mood tags for organisation.
- Versions remain inside the song’s workflow.
- Client portals give recipients their own way back to shared projects.
The details, when you need them.
Explore the individual tools and plan availability.
A home for client deliveries
Invite clients into their portal to return to the projects and music you have shared.
Clients Projects Songs
Three-level tree in the sidebar. Auto-expands to wherever you are, so you're one click from where you left off.
Release metadata
Per-song fields: ISRC, ISWC, BPM, key, genre, language, mood tags, recording date, release date, publisher, copyright owner, sync flags. All optional.
Genre and mood tags
Add genre and mood details to help organise your catalog.
Find work quickly
Search across your studio’s clients, projects and songs without hunting through folders.
Guides on this part of the work.
Practical advice from the Levels Flow resources.
- How to keep every mix and master your studios send youTransfer links expire and studio drives get cleared. How to ask for the right files, name versions, and keep one copy of your music that you control.
- How to get more mixing and mastering clientsWhere mixing and mastering clients actually come from, and how to turn one good project into a steady pipeline of referrals and repeat work.