Uploading Tracks

This page explains how to upload tracks and manage their associated details.

Your Library is where you store tracks that you want to reference, organise, or use later across Trackstack. Uploading tracks to your Library ensures they are always available for adding to Stacks, featuring on your profile, or using as part of your workflow.


Uploading a Track

To upload a track:

  1. Go to Library in the left sidebar.

  2. Click Upload Track.

  3. Select an audio file from your device.

  4. The track will appear in your Library once the upload is complete.

Supported formats: (add formats if relevant, e.g., WAV, AIFF, MP3)

Uploaded tracks are stored securely and can be accessed across all your devices.


Set Genre

After uploading, you can assign one or more genres to your track. This helps with organisation and improves filtering when using your Library or building Stacks.

To update the genre:

  1. Open the track in your Library.

  2. Select one from the genre list.

  3. The change saves automatically.


Upload a Revision

If you have an updated mix, master, or version of a track, you can upload a revision without losing the track’s history.

Revisions help you:

  • Track the evolution of a track

  • Compare versions easily

  • Keep submissions up to date

To upload a revision:

  1. Open the track in your Library.

  2. Click Upload Revision.

  3. Select the new audio file.

  4. The previous versions remain archived under the track.


Add Artwork

You can attach artwork to any track in your Library to make it easier to identify and visually organise your music.

To add artwork:

  1. Open the track in your Library.

  2. Click Add Artwork.

  3. Upload an image from your device.

Artwork will appear everywhere the track is displayed — including Stacks and Featured Tracks.


Using Your Uploaded Tracks

Once a track is in your Library, you can:

  • Attach it to a submission

  • Feature it on your public profile

Your Library becomes a personal catalogue of music you want available at your fingertips, whether it’s your own productions, label material, or tracks you plan to use in sets.

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