Music · Music data
In FindMeta’s shared cloud database, songs come with artist and title data, measured audio features and markers. Link connects them to your own catalogue, and every fix made in the cloud flows into your playout automatically.
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A searchable list and a song page: listen to the track, drag markers into place right on the waveform, and correct any detail from performers to label. Every save goes straight into the shared database.
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Link shows your playout system’s own catalogue and flags which songs are tied to their cloud record. The Sync button carries pending and cloud-updated songs over into RCS Zetta.
Free-text search on artist, title, version and album, status and language filters, sorting by any column. You pick up right where you left off.
A seven-step, colour-coded ladder from new to accepted: see at a glance what’s waiting to be processed, what’s incomplete and which songs are done.
After upload, the server measures loudness (LUFS), true peak (dBTP), dynamics and tempo, sets the cut points and tags the song.
The same editor runs at findmeta.hu with a login, from anywhere. Every song page has its own link you can share.
How it works
Processing only fills measured cut points into empty markers – it never overwrites the ones you placed by hand. Accepted songs are locked, and only an admin can change them.
From the shared FindMeta cloud database. For a new song, the system measures the audio file and looks up the missing metadata; an editor then reviews, corrects and approves it.
You decide per song whether metadata, markers or the audio file go across. The Sync button carries over every pending song and every song changed in the cloud since the last run.
Add it on the FindMeta page: drop in the audio file, save, and the system measures it, looks up its details and loads the results onto the song page by itself – typically within half a minute to a few minutes.
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