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Industry terms

Crate

In Vaulto, a crate is a private collection of tracks shared as one link, for collaborators or listeners, with versions kept together.

Also called: Vaulto crate, private playlist, track collection

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Why "crate"?

DJs dig through crates of records. A crate in Vaulto is the same idea: a set of tracks that belong together, like an EP in progress or a selection for a curator.

What is a crate good for?

Sending an unreleased EP for feedback, sharing demos with a co-writer, or giving a label all the versions of a song in one place.

Example

An artist puts five demos in a crate, invites their producer and manager, and adds new versions as the songs change.

Doing it with Aulto

Build a crate in Vaulto, invite collaborators and keep every version together.

See how it works →

  • Vaulto

    Vaulto is Aulto's private, code-protected way to share unreleased tracks, stems or masters: listeners verify their email with a one-time code, and the link expires when you say.

  • Master recording

    The master recording is the final, released version of a recorded song, and whoever owns it owns the rights to that specific recording.

  • Aulto

    Aulto is a platform for turning clicks and comments into fans you can reach: smart links, pre-saves, bio pages, fan lists and Reply Drop for Instagram.

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