Use Case

Your catalog, in instant answers.

Titles, credits, ISRC/ISWC, publishing splits, licensing, and setlists — all in seconds. No display of full lyrics.

Ideal for: solo artists, managers, labels, publishers, venues, production houses.

Metadata

ISRC / ISWC / splits

Live

Setlists & durations

Licensing

Contracts & rights

Examples

Sample Conversations (Q&A) — Music Catalog / Setlists

Metadata, royalties, licensing, and live prep — with citations to contracts, sheets, and cues. (Full lyrics are not displayed)

Metadata & Licensing

Q: Provide the ISRC, ISWC, and credits for “Ocean Drive”.

A: ISRC: GR-ABC-25-00012, ISWC: T-123.456.789-0. Composition: N., Lyrics: X., Production: Y.

Catalog_Metadata.pdf

Q: What are the publishing splits?

A: Writer A 50%, Writer B 25%, Publisher 25% (admin).

Publishing_Splits.xlsx

Q: What’s needed for a 30-second sync license in a TV spot?

A: Master + publishing clearance; territory: EU; term: 12 months; media: TV/Online.

Sync_Policy.pdf

Setlists, Riders & Ops

Q: Suggest candidate tracks for a 45-minute setlist with 120-128 BPM.

A: Indicative list of 10 tracks from the catalog, total duration ~44:30, average BPM 124.

Setlist_Template_45min.html

Q: What does the technical rider require?

A: FOH: 32ch, 4× IEM, 2× vocal mics, DI for keys/bass, stage plot as per the PDF.

Tech_Rider.pdf

Q: Can you show just 2–3 lines for a cue?

A: Only short excerpts are shown for rehearsal cues (no full lyrics).

Rehearsal_Cues.txt

Zero searching

ISRC/contracts/forms in 1–2s.

Faster setlists

Flow, BPM, duration, playback files.

Rights compliance

Clearances, contracts & restrictions.

How it works

Your music catalog as an answers service

  1. Upload — catalog sheets, contracts, riders, cue sheets.
  2. Organization — by release/era/territory.
  3. Conversation — metadata, licensing, setlists.
  4. Citations — output to PDF/Excel/HTML.

Note: Full lyrics are not displayed. Only short rehearsal cues are supported.

Answer summary

Sources (2)

ISRC/ISWC & splits for “Ocean Drive”… 45’ setlist with avg BPM 124…

Catalog_Metadata.pdf

Setlist_Template_45min.html

v2.1

Faster discovery of metadata & contracts

Titles, codes, contributors, and contracts are found instantly, without searching through folders and emails.

Less email ping-pong for licensing

Key information for sync, master, and publishing is centralized and answered in seconds.

Faster setlist & show prep

Durations, BPM, track flow, and cues are available at a glance.

Catalog available 24/7 for the whole team

Managers, labels, and partners have a shared, up-to-date point of reference at all times.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions (Music)

Are lyrics displayed?

No full lyrics are displayed—only short cues for rehearsals and notes, where permitted by rights.

Are multiple versions supported?

Yes—you can keep separate metadata per version (studio, live, remix, acoustic) and filter by use case.

Royalty statements?

Upload PDFs or CSVs and ask for totals by territory, period, or work, with references to the relevant rows.

Who has access to the catalog?

You can define collections for label, management, booking, or internal use only, with different access levels.

How does it help with licensing & sync?

You have instant access to master, publishing, and key terms, so sync and usage requests can be answered much faster.

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Make your music catalog “smart”

Upload catalog sheets & contracts — get answers with sources.

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