Projects

Organize albums, EPs, singles, and client work by linking recording versions to project songs, tasks, and sharing.

Projects collect related recording versions into a working area for an album, EP, single, session, or client engagement. They keep the project view focused on the versions being delivered without changing the underlying song compositions.

Quick answer
A project links to recording versions, not whole songs. The same can have one version in an album project and another version in a remix or client project.

How Projects Work

A project can store project details such as name, description, artist, start date, and end date. Inside the project, Songkeeper organizes the work into tabs for songs, tasks, and sharing.

Project AreaWhat It Tracks
SongsRecording versions linked to the project.
TasksOpen comments on files grouped by recording version.
SharingProject share links, contact shares, folder access rules, and permissions.

Adding Songs to a Project

You can add a new song from inside a project or add an existing song by linking one of its available recording versions. If an existing song has no available unassigned version, Songkeeper lets you create a new recording version for that project.

Why versions matter
Linking versions instead of whole songs keeps projects precise. An album master, live version, acoustic take, and remix can each belong to the project where that version is actually being delivered.

Project Docs