Your music, organized and ready for your next idea.

Music storage that gives you somewhere to start

Keep the files you choose to return to: full mixes, loops, isolated instruments, drum pieces, vocals, mastered versions, MIDI, draft scores, lyrics, videos and documents. Temporary tool results keep their existing expiry until you explicitly save a retained Vault copy.

You can listen, search, filter and select the files you need without downloading a whole project. Use names, instruments, speed, musical key, date ranges, favorites and recorded treatments to narrow a large collection. Keep more than one version without replacing the original.

• Collections gather sounds for an idea, such as drums for a beat.
• Projects keep selected files and notes together, with saved versions of your selections.
• File families connect a recording to the parts, versions and companion files made from it.

Find a sound you forgot you saved

A filename cannot always describe what made you keep a sound. Choose to create an audio profile and the Vault can compare the sound itself. Later, choose a recording, upload a clip or record an idea to find similar sounds you previously saved and analyzed.

Search your own sounds, Selekt’s catalog or both. Ask for something similar, or choose an instrument to try alongside your current track. The results are possibilities to listen to—not a promise that every suggestion fits the composition. The more useful music you keep and make searchable, the more possibilities you can rediscover.

• Analyze up to 100 new audio files a day under the current private-test allowance; no processing credits.
• Profiles use the middle 30 seconds, or all available audio for shorter files.
• Searching a file that already has a profile reuses it. Merely storing a file does not automatically analyze it.

Keep your music here—and keep working on it

Open a saved mix in Mastering, compare the result and choose whether to save the new master beside the original. Mastering currently runs in your browser and is free to master and download; saving audio to the Vault is a separate choice.

You can also separate a song, clean up a noisy recording, make a vocal version, transcribe speech, work with lyrics or run a copyright recognition check. The Vault shows tools that accept the selected file. Larger creative tools open their full dashboard with the file prepared; simple processing tools can show their work and results inside the Vault.

Review the options and displayed price before any paid work begins. Listen to or inspect the returned deliverables, download them, then choose which new files to keep. A new version stays distinct from its source.

• Stem separation can return instrument parts, drum pieces, MIDI and draft notation when those outputs are available.
• Restoration creates a new cleaned-up recording rather than overwriting the original.
• Copyright reports belong to the exact version checked; a recognition result does not grant permission to use music.

Hear an old sound in the song you are making

Choose your song first, then a loop or recording to try with it. Try with my song adjusts only the second sound’s known speed and musical key. Compare the original and adjusted sound alongside your song using shared playback and separate volume controls.

Keep a separate fitted sound if you like it. The listening comparison does not automatically align every beat or phrase, and saving keeps the adjusted sound—not a combined mix of both files.

Send a listening page, then keep the feedback with the music

Instead of piecing together feedback from separate messages, send your collaborator a link to a page where they can hear selected saved files and leave comments at the exact moments. They do not need a Selekt account to listen or comment.

Choose the link’s expiry and whether downloads are allowed. When your collaborator needs to edit the audio, let them take a copy. With Vault access of their own, they can send a listening link back to their version. You review feedback before making it visible to other listeners.

Your laptop can stay home. Your saved music can come with you.

On another device with internet access and a supported browser, sign in to reach files you saved. Find the drums you made, listen to check they are the right ones, then download them or send a listening link. You share the music without sharing your account.

The Vault is a browser workspace for saved music and related files. It does not replace your DAW or promise automatic desktop folder sync, unlimited storage or simultaneous editing of a DAW session.

Keep catalog discoveries beside your own sounds

Save a Selekt catalog reference to remember a sound, its sample page and source/license information. A reference is a bookmark and uses no personal file storage.

Making an editable working copy uses the catalog access and download allowance that applies to your account. If you keep that copy or a fitted version in the Vault, its file size counts toward storage. A saved reference does not expand the source license or guarantee the catalog recording will always be available.