Keep Your Music Files Organized & Backed Up
Name your audio files, prepare stems for a remix, keep backups, and check who can open shared files. Learn what AirTrax can and cannot protect.
How should I name audio files before mastering?
Use a consistent format with artist, track, mix type, and version, such as Artist_Track_Mix_v03.wav. Confirm sample rate, bit depth, and export requirements with the engineer receiving the files instead of relying on a universal specification.
Is cloud storage enough for music management?
Cloud storage may be enough if you only need to keep files in folders. AirTrax also keeps the release plan, people involved, approved version, and next task nearby. Keep separate backups of your original music files.
How do I manage stems for remixes?
Agree on the requested stem groups and export format with the remixer. Use consistent names and aligned start points, include the tempo and relevant notes, and retain an approved copy of the package with its permissions.
Does AirTrax prevent unreleased music from leaking?
No system can guarantee that. Keep account files private, share only what is needed, and test the permissions of any listening or download link. AirTrax does not provide audio watermarking or digital rights management.
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