Hi Ryan! You can use your pseudonym links to your work when setting up your account if you'd like. You can use any artist name for your DISCO, and if you need to change it at any point, you can do so in your Business Settings. Our Support team can also help with changing your URL at any time. You can also have multiple artists within your DISCO. Feel free to chat in with our Support team if you have any other questions!

Hi there, glad the webinar was helpful! Unfortunately DISCO can't provide contact info for other DISCO users but with some targeted internet sleuthing, and asking around, you should be able to pull together a decent list of sync agents.

Thanks for the feedback and I'm sure your daughter appreciates the focus! You should follow up on your outreach once you've uploaded some tracks and set up a nice looking DISCO Playlist/Artist Page . Persistence is important and it always takes followup (adding value and relevance each time) to break through the noise and build rapport - even if you aren't getting replies. You never know what the recipients priorities are at the time, and maybe they don't have a relevant opportunity for you right now, or in the foreseeable future. But one day they might, and that is why you keep sending messages out into the world, without expectation. It all comes down to luck, timing, and the right fit between your music and their needs. Every point of outreach moves you closer to a win.

Hey, the track tags don't send between DISCOs, but the tracks in a music supervisor DISCO are auto-tagged as they arrive

Pages are a design option for a playlist. So it is still just a list of tracks and files that is shareable, but when you go to presentation you can customize the look.

Thank you for that feedback, I'll pass it on to our product team!

Glad it is helpful!

Hey Christopher, we regularly release updates to DISCO (Nesting, MultiDISCO Search, Similarity Search etc) but no major updates have been made to Pages specifically.

Hi Angelina, this is a good question. How will nested track versions impact your discovery suite quota? Nested tracks that are not marked as stems will count toward the track quota, whereas all stems are combined to count as a single track. I.e. 1 main track + 15 nested stems = 2 tracks but 1 main track + 1 instrumental + 1 a capella + 15 stems = 4 tracks. So, nested track versions count toward the discovery quota, reducing how many main tracks can be included on your DISCO Catalogs (in the Discovery Suite add-on).

@@DISCOhq Hi DISCO, how about versions? Thank you.

Hey Jenise, we don't have that option at the moment, so you do need to add them manually. Some people set up a google form or Typeform to collect sign ups, then add them to your contact list in batches each month.

Exactly...that at this point is more valuable then the recording files....this should be moving everything within the song object...should be easy it's just text!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey if you are downloading AIFF and MP3 files the lyrics should be on them (IF Songspace is writing them into the ID3 metadata). If you are downloading WAV files then none of the metadata will be carried from Songspace into DISCO. Once you import files into DISCO you can update metadata in-app or on the metadata CSV (which support can export for you). If you have a spreadsheet from Songspace with the exported file names and matching metadata, you could match on the DISCO csv (with some spreadsheet lookup skills). Ask the support team to include the original file names on the export when you request it.

Lyrics, audio and metadata is all transferred over if you do this with Session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXS5ha2ulqqeick

@@jcallenmusic Lyrics, audio and metadata is all transferred over if you do this with Session: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXS5ha2ulqqeick

Great question! The writing and production quality that supervisors prefer is subjective, but one thing we can help with are tips when pitching and presenting. We have lots of information on this in the Blog section of the DISCO site, with interviews from different supervisors who share their preferences. Hope this helps, and best of luck! 💫

Great question! And welcome to DISCO 🙂 You can use the Playlist Creator on the right to add tracks and create playlists. We recommend watching the video in our Crash Course playlist on uploading tracks, and you can chat in with our Support team if you have any questions along the way!

Hey the feature isn’t fully rolled out to all plans yet, but will be soon!

yes, as you are saving the playlist there is a streaming only option you can toggle on. These playlist settings can be edited whenever you like. This video shows you how to edit playlist settings: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoLTaZlmodmqo7csi=6TjVSz9thiJoL085

Glad you like them!

Thanks for the feedback!

Hey ! yes, you are looking for the Manage files and formats function from the track menu. You can replace the WAV and choose to re-transcodes the mp3 (which you should if it's new audio). The metadata is not affected through this process. : school.disco.ac/article/how-to-replace-audio-and-manage-files

Thanks for the question! While the music you upload to Soundcloud is generally public facing, so anyone can land on your Soundcloud page to listen, comment, share... the files you upload to DISCO are not accessible to the public. DISCO users don't have outward facing, publicly accessible profiles. The music and media industry uses DISCO to manage their music files, and send to each other. They might send files in a DISCO playlist to pitch to a tv show, promote an album to a radio station, or a producer might share in-progress recordings with artists and their managers... All of those are private/internal uses that don't require public viewing or exposure. hopefully that is helpful...

Hi, you can definitely make money as an artist when your music is used in film, tv, ads, video games etc. Sync agents are usually best placed to pitch your music for those opportunities.