File Management & Content Organization

Stop wrestling with files. Discover how to use DISCO’s organization tools - including transcoding, merging, and structured Channels - to keep your catalog clean, consistent, and easy to navigate.

Upload and share

Learn the fundamentals of DISCO - upload some files, share a playlist and navigate your content.

Understanding Playlists vs Channels vs Catalogs and when to use them

What's the difference is between Playlists, Pages, Artist Profiles, Catalogs, Channels, Inboxes and how they work together?

How to use DISCO in 6.5 minutes

A fast, practical introduction to working confidently in DISCO.

Channels & Subfolders for Organizing

Channels provide a familiar nested folder structure or "filing cabinet" to organize playlists and albums into projects, artist/composer folders, etc

Nesting Track Versions

Nest multiple versions of the same track together

File Formats, Metadata & Transcoding in DISCO

What you actually need to know to pitch, deliver, and stay organized.

How to Merge Duplicate Tracks

Learn how to merge those duplicate tracks.

How to Replace Audio & Manage Files

Replace and update audio files with ease.

Instant Instrumentals

Create instrumental versions of your tracks in a minute!

Inboxes & Receiving Files

DISCO Inboxes provide a funnel to receive and sort incoming files.

Advanced Inbox Features

Dig deeper into Inbox functionality and organization tips.

Playlist Tags

Playlist tags help link playlists together, and improve search and reporting accuracy.

Color Code Tags With Indicators

Tags can be color coded to provide immediate visual cues when browsing in DISCO.

All About Tracks

Tracks are the interface between your files, data and other interactions in DISCO.

All About Playlists

Playlists are the core of DISCO's organization and sharing functionality.