DISCO
Typical flow- 01
Track
- 02
Playlist
- 03
Channel or Catalog
- 04
Share and discover
Choice guide / music catalog and sync pitching
Your catalog is more than the playlists you send.
DISCO is a proven platform for catalog delivery, sync pitching and supervisor discovery. VAULT keeps the work around every song, including versions, feedback, lyrics, credits, tasks, submissions and private sharing, connected from first bounce to final delivery.
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The short answer
Choose DISCO when catalog delivery and supervisor discovery lead the work. Choose VAULT when every changing song decision needs a place to live.
DISCO helps music move outward. VAULT keeps the versions, feedback, credits, submissions, and Actions around the song connected while it moves forward.
Choose by fit
Which one fits the work?
Both products can be the right choice. Start with the work your team needs to repeat every week.
Choose
DISCO
- Supervisor-facing discovery is central to your sync business
- You manage a large rights-holder catalog built around tracks, playlists, and Channels
- DISCO Catalogs, Pages, EPKs, and email-led pitching are core to your workflow
Choose
VAULT
- A single song moves through many versions and decisions before it is delivered
- Feedback, lyrics, splits, tasks, contacts, and links should stay connected to that song
- You want a focused workspace for artists, producers, managers, and lean music teams
The mental model
Same category. Different center of gravity.
DISCO starts with tracks and uses playlists as a foundation for organizing, sharing, and pitching. VAULT starts with the song and keeps every version and decision attached to it.
VAULT
Typical flow- 01
Song
- 02
Versions, feedback, lyrics, credits, Actions
- 03
Playlist, Brief, private link
- 04
Share and follow up
Inside VAULT · Four product details
The song stays at the center of the work.
Four product details change what happens after a file enters the catalog.
01
Every version remains one song.
Version control
Keep demos, rough mixes, masters, instrumentals, and edits under one song record. DISCO also groups alternate tracks, while VAULT makes version history, review context, and the current track part of the daily song workflow.
Cymatic
Steve Cherry
Master v244.1 kHz · 24-bit
Mix v344.1 kHz · 24-bit
Mix v244.1 kHz · 24-bit
Instrumental v144.1 kHz · 24-bit
02
The decisions stay attached.
Creative context
Feedback, live lyrics, writer splits, credits, collaborators, notes, and Actions stay next to the music they affect. The song becomes the source of truth for creative and business decisions.
Review thread
Mychael · 1:36
Keep this balance for the master.
Splits
2 writers100%
Action
Master approved and ready to send
03
Your catalog can organize itself.
Catalog organization
Build smart playlists from tags, BPM, mood, status, or custom metadata. Use Conductor to find songs, update fields, and build selections in plain English for the catalog you operate every day.
Smart playlist
LabelisRecode Records
StatusisUnreleased
BPMisunder 120
42 songs · updates automatically
Conductor
Show every unreleased track under 120 BPM from this year.
14 songs found
Ready as a smart playlist
04
Sharing is an output, not a second workflow.
Private sharing
Create private playlists and personalized links from the catalog you already maintain. Add access controls and playback detail while the source song, version context, and next action remain connected.
Cymatic
Master v2 · metadata ready
ArtworkCreditsISRCLyrics
Private link
Sync shortlist
18
opens
7
listeners
Workflow comparison
How the workflows differ.
The descriptions below compare the job each product performs. They avoid reducing different operating models to the same checkmark.
The starting point for organizing music
DISCO
Tracks are the core unit; playlists and Channels organize catalog delivery and discovery.
VAULT
Songs are the core records; versions and workflow context stay grouped around each song.
Keep alternates and current versions understandable
DISCO
Track Nesting places alternate versions under a main track, and playlists can organize mixes.
VAULT
Demos, mixes, masters, and alternates stay in version groups with a clear main track.
Keep decisions close to the audio
DISCO
Internal and client notes support replies, reactions, and team context around tracks.
VAULT
Timestamped comments, lyrics, collaborators, and assigned Actions stay connected to the song.
Keep catalog fields and ownership context available
DISCO
DISCO supports searchable track metadata, tags, and catalog context for rights holders.
VAULT
Song and track metadata, credits, and splits remain in the same song record.
Receive music and respond to requests
DISCO
Inboxes and Briefs collect tracks, submissions, deadlines, and incoming playlists.
VAULT
Inboxes and Briefs connect submissions to catalog review, Contacts, and follow-up Actions.
Send music to the people who need it
DISCO
Catalogs, Pages, EPKs, and playlist sharing support outward delivery and recipient workflows.
VAULT
Private and personalized links are outputs of the maintained song and playlist context.
Find the right track for an external request
DISCO
MultiDISCO Search and AIMS support supervisor-facing catalog discovery and similarity search.
VAULT
Smart playlists and Conductor work across your own catalog; VAULT does not provide a supervisor discovery network.
Track what needs to happen after a pitch or review
DISCO
Pitch logs, notes, playlists, Channels, and reports organize outward communication.
VAULT
Song status, Contacts, Briefs, and Actions keep internal next steps attached to catalog work.
The honest edges
Where each product earns its place.
A useful comparison should make the tradeoff clearer, including the cases where VAULT is not the better choice.
Where DISCO is stronger
DISCO has the edge in supervisor discovery.
Choose DISCO when MultiDISCO Search, AIMS, branded Catalogs, and an established sync delivery network are central to the work.
Where VAULT is stronger
VAULT has the edge in active song context.
Choose VAULT when the hard part is keeping a changing song organized while versions, feedback, credits, tasks, submissions, and pitches move forward.
A low-risk first step
Start with one project, not a full migration.
Bring one active project into VAULT. Keep the work small, see how the workflow feels, and expand when it earns a place in your catalog.
Start free
Learn the workflow before you change the stack.
Use 5 GB free forever. No card needed, and no full catalog migration required.
Buying questions
Common questions, direct answers.
For many artists, producers, managers, and lean music teams, VAULT can cover the song organization, versions, metadata, review, submissions, playlists, and private sharing they need. Teams that depend on DISCO’s supervisor discovery network may use VAULT alongside DISCO.
DISCO has the stronger supervisor-facing discovery ecosystem. VAULT is designed for the operating work around catalog readiness, brief responses, private shortlists, and follow-up.
Yes. Recipients can stream and review shared VAULT music without creating an account.
Yes. Bring in one active release, writing camp, or sync project. You do not need to move your full DISCO catalog before evaluating the workflow.
Not currently. VAULT focuses on preparing, managing, reviewing, and sharing your own catalog. DISCO is the stronger choice when discovery inside an established supervisor ecosystem is the priority.
Put one active project
into VAULT.
Bring the versions, decisions and next actions together before you move the rest.