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Lesson Summary
- Add Artwork: Make your tracks stand out by adding relevant artwork, which enhances the visual appeal when shared.
- Clean Titles: Keep titles clean and straightforward, avoiding unnecessary additions like file extensions or artist names.
- Assign Artist Correctly: Use the artist field for the main performing artist and avoid cluttering it with additional featured artists' names (they belong in the title).
- Album Naming: Use a clean album name; if it's a single, use the single's name as the album title.
- Composer Details: Include composer names and their splits.
- Grouping Information: Use the grouping field to include your contact information and control details, such as the percentage of control over the master and publishing.
- Genre Specification: Limit to two or three genres and use the comments section for additional descriptors like "upbeat" or "funky."
- Year of Release: Include the original release year if the track is a re-release, which helps in historical searches.
- Lyrics: Ensure all lyrics are filled out to make your tracks are searchable by lyrics.
- Comments Section: Use the comments section to include contact information and rights clearance details for the publishing and master.
