Metadata & info of your tracks

The Information sidebar

Once you have uploaded audio assets into your Bridge.audio library, there is a lot you can do to enrich your tracks with additional information.

To add information to a track, select it and then click the button Track Information. A sidebar will open, with all the possible information you can add to the track.

There are several sections available in the metadata panel:

Details

In here you will find basic information about the track, that is:

Title
Artist
Album
ISRC
BPM
Rating
Recording date
Label
Author(s)
Composer(s)
ISWC
Publisher
Comment
Lyrics

Album

This part is dedicated to the support of the track metadata. It includes Artwork, Type, Release date, UPC, and Total tracks.

To edit album information (name, artists, type, release date, UPC, or artwork), open Track Information for the track, then go to the Album section and click Edit. This will open the album’s dedicated page, where you can update all related details.

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💡 Tip: You can also access the album page directly by clicking on the album name from your library.

Credits

This is where you can fill legal metadata about the track’s right-holders. You can add their Name, Role, and even put the splits Mastering %, and Publishing %.

⚠️ Credits are for internal use only. They will not be displayed on your sharing links or on Bridge Sync.
Additionally, they are not ID3 fields, so they will not be embedded in your files when you export them.

File

This metadata section cannot be manually modified, simply because it contains all the technical information about the file.

That is:

Length
Type
Size
Bitrate
Date last updated
Date added
Added by.

You can also perform a Replace Audio File from this tab.

ℹ️ For most fields in the metadata panel, saving is automatic after you performed some changes. However you may have to click Save to confirm changes on specific actions.

Hubs

This section allows you to publish your tracks on our Discovery Hubs, Bridge Sync, Bridge Score, and Bridge Library.

If the status shows No, the track is not published yet. To publish it, click on No and select Yes.
Once the Changes Saved message appears in the bottom-left corner of the screen, the track becomes available.

ℹ️ For more information about discovery hubs

Add/Edit metadata for multiple tracks

Of course, you might want to add or change metadata for several tracks at the same time. To do so, just select each track you want the additional information to apply to. Then click Track Information above the list of tracks.

❓Why are metadata missing after uploading tracks to Bridge.audio?

Everything depends on the metadata embedded in your file before uploading it to Bridge. Bridge can read and convert all existing metadata (especially ID3 fields).

If your track was properly tagged before upload (artwork, ISRC, lyrics, etc.), all this information will be available in your library. If no metadata was embedded in the file, Bridge cannot generate it.

⚠️ Exception: WAV files. While excellent for audio quality, this format does not handle metadata well, a well-known industry limitation.

Lyrics

For any track in your library, you can attach lyrics. Simply go the Details section of the Information sidebar, and copy and paste the lyrics in the dedicated field.

Artworks

There are two types of artworks you can enrich your library with: a support/album artwork, and an artist artwork.

To add an artwork to an album. Click on the album name on your library. You will be directed to the page specific to that album. Click the … button and select Edit Album. Then you can click Change next to the album artwork, to upload a new picture.
To add an artwork to an artist. Click on the artist name on your library. You will be directed to the page specific to that artist. Click Edit Artist, then you can add or change the picture associated with it.

Keep in mind that when you select multiple tracks in your library, the option to change the support artwork will only be available if all the tracks you selected are listed as part of the same support/album. To do so, use the Track Information section.