Getting Started with TrackStage

Last updated: May 2026 System Requirements Good news: TrackStage runs in your browser. If you can use Gmail or stream a video, you can almost certainly use TrackStage. But for the curious (or the troubleshooting), here's the full picture. --------------------------------------------------------------- The Quick Version You'll need: - A modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge — updated within the last year or so) - A broadband internet connection - A computer made in roughly the la...

Welcome to TrackStage 3.0! TrackStage 3.0 is our biggest update yet, with a redesigned Catalog, a smoother Creative workflow, a simpler Split Sheet Engine, a brand-new Artist Showcase, and much more. Below are answers to the questions we expect most often. If you don't find what you're looking for, just click Talk to the Hamsters inside TrackStage and we'll be happy to help. General Q: What is TrackStage 3.0? A: TrackStage 3.0 is the biggest update we've ever released. It includes a redesig...

Get yourself up and running with TrackStage. This is the quick-start overview of the steps you need to get started.

TrackSync works by connecting to your completed audio files on your hard drive. Creating a folder to house those files is the first step in getting up and running.

Learn about the hard-drive based connector that keeps your audio files synced with the online TrackStage portal.

TrackSync is the helper application that connects the audio files in your TrackStage folder on your computer to your online Catalog. Once your TrackStage Folder is set up, you're ready to get TrackSync installed and configured.

Taking the time to set up a few key elements of your User Profile will save you time and stress in the long run.

TrackSync does all the heavy lifting between your online catalog and the files in your TrackStage Folder. It's the powerhouse that sets TrackStage apart from catalogs that aren't synched with your actual audio files.