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Step 1: Set the intake rules
Tell submitters what kind of music you accept, which file or link formats are useful, and what information must be included.
Worth noting
Categories evolve fast. Use this section as a snapshot, not a contract.
Workflow
Collect music submissions without email chaos
A good submission workflow makes it clear what to send, where it goes, who reviews it, and what happens after a decision.
Catalog · 4 songs
Babe, You Knew I'm Biv3 · masterTOKYOXIETY·92 BPM·F♯m
Mesmerizingv4 · mixMillean.·108 BPM·C
What I NeeddemoRemy Cooper·124 BPM·Am
Playtimev2 · altSteve Cherry·86 BPM·D
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vault.toolkit.musicThe short answer
>Help teams collect demos, briefs, and collaborator submissions in a structured workflow.
What to look for
Decision criteria
The questions to ask before committing to any tool in this category.
- 01Publish a clear intake page
- 02Ask for only the context needed for review
- 03Keep submissions in one queue
- 04Mark status and next steps
- 05Import accepted material into the catalog
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Step 2: Review from one queue
A single inbox gives the team a shared view of what arrived and what still needs attention.
Worth noting
Categories evolve fast. Use this section as a snapshot, not a contract.
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Step 3: Move accepted music forward
Accepted submissions should become catalog records, playlist options, or follow-up actions without manual copying.
Worth noting
Categories evolve fast. Use this section as a snapshot, not a contract.
Questions
Common questions, short answers
Include the type of music you want, required contact details, any rights or usage context, and clear expectations around response time.
Yes. The same intake structure can collect music for briefs, demo review, collaborator delivery, or campaign-specific requests.
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