beat tracking/management/collaboration software?

[musicmakinbruh]

I've been scrambling my head looking for beat managers for a very long time—honestly, couldn't find anything that could do the job properly. The amount of times I've lost my beats is actually insane. SSDs failed on me, USBs disappeared into the void, and I've been sick of it. Sometimes i've had sessions where I might've left my ssds/usbs at home.

A while back, my mate and I came up with the idea of building a simple website to keep track of all the beats (before that, I used Excel, so this sounded fairly easy to do). I’ve got a comp sci background, and my day job is pretty much being a software dev.

I ended up spending quite a bit of time getting ideas from a few others who were running into the same nightmare, and I decided to slowly start building it up. The more I built, the more ideas I had... so I maybe kinda overdid it?

Basically, my idea was that it needed to be secure, and I needed to be able to store all my beats. Well, things kinda went overboard from there, but anyway—

This is what I ended up building:
website: mytunes.cc

A dashboard where you can drag and drop your beats, give them a name and artist, save it, and bang—it’s there. There's bunch of other fields like tempo, key, tags genres etc but they're mostly useful for when you want to remember a beat but don't quite know the name

A pretty solid search feature where you can search by any field—name, artist, tempo, genre, mood, tags, etc.

Beat version history so you can repeatedly add different versions of a beat, with a version notes if need be, you can also add your project files in there.

A playlist manager to organize beats into playlists. You can even share an entire playlist. Since project files might be inside the version history, it automatically takes the latest audio files from every beat in that playlist and creates a public audio playlist that anyone with the link can listen to.

Beat /Snippet Sharing—You can decide how long a shared version is available, then just send the link to whoever you want. You can also share snippets, so you just adjust what portion of the beat you want shared, they can listen to that or if you share a project file, they can download that.

Beat trackouts can be attached directly to a beat. Generally more for keeping all things in one space.

Anyway, I wanna test the waters and see what people think. There’s a demo walkthrough on my website—check it out! I could really use your feedback and ideas on improving it.

mytunes.cc

There's a trial, so be a sweetheart, check it out, and drop some feedback/ideas!

[Tj Shredder]

Nice idea.
I would take away the question mark of the thread title and replace it with an exclamation mark! Maybe change it completely, as I was thinking a newbie was posting a stupid question…