AMM CONTROL CENTRE
Catalogue, uploads, portals and pitches.
Build and test the music-library workflow here. Local-first by default. v1.6 adds Sync Operations: recipient memory, clearance cases and track lifecycle history now connect upload, catalogue, pitching and rights work while media uploads remain guarded.
ZERO-COST GUARD ACTIVE
AMM CLOUD BRIDGE · v1.2
Local-first, cross-device when you choose.
D1 can sync catalogue metadata, contributor submissions, client requests and pitches between devices. Audio stays local unless the separate guarded media switch is deliberately enabled later.
Metadata synclocal-only session
Media guardAudio cloud stays OFF until explicitly enabled.
AMM code refuses new media above the 8 GB app ceiling. This is intentionally below the provider free-storage allowance.
Waiting for cloud status…
Authenticate the Control Room, then load the cloud audit.
AMM LEARN · v1.2
Tagging that adapts to your catalogue decisions.
AMM learns only from creative metadata you approve or reject. It does not learn or infer ownership, splits, publisher control, sample clearance or one-stop status.
SONIC INDEX · v1.4
Hear duplicates before they become catalogue clutter.
AMM builds a lightweight on-device sonic signature for similarity and duplicate review. It is not copyright fingerprinting and never deletes anything automatically.
Loading sonic index…
CATALOGUE BRAIN · v1.4
What is strong, what is missing, what should happen next.
AMM reads the catalogue as a portfolio, not a pile of files. It measures sync coverage, rights bottlenecks, missing deliverables and duplicate risk, then turns them into an action queue. No external AI API is used.
SYNC COVERAGE MAPWhere the catalogue can answer briefs
NEXT BEST ACTIONSHighest-value fixes first
OPPORTUNITY RADAR · v1.5
What people are asking for vs what the catalogue can actually deliver.
AMM learns from on-device catalogue searches, Brief Match runs, submitted briefs and client requests. It does not use third-party analytics or paid AI. Demand is compared with catalogue coverage and readiness, then translated into practical creation briefs.
Building demand map…
Unanswered searches
SYNC OPERATIONS · v1.6
Relationships, clearance and track history in one desk.
Recipient Memory uses imported contacts and AMM pitch history. Clearance cases remain human-controlled. Track Lifecycle shows how a cue moved from ingest to pitching and clearance without exposing this internal history to clients.
RECIPIENT MEMORYWho has received what
CLEARANCE DESKRights blockers that need a human
0 open cases0 suggested cases
TRACK LIFECYCLEFrom ingest to pitch to clearance
SMART INGEST
Drop music. Let AMM analyse, suggest and learn.
Local analysis reads the audio and filenames on-device. It suggests versions, BPM, energy, dynamics, edit points, sonic descriptors, sync uses and tags, then learns from the creative choices you approve or reject. Rights data is never invented.
INGEST WORKBENCH
Know what is ready before you approve it.
Tag AI is creative assistance only. It can classify likely genre, mood, sync use, scene fit and search language from audio features and supplied context. It cannot establish ownership or clearance.
CATALOGUE
Track manager
Add a real MP3 or WAV here, then return to the public site on this same device to test playback, metadata, search and pitches.
STORAGE SAFEGUARD
No surprise billing.
Guarded cloud design0 / 8 GB
7.5 GBWarning
8 GBUploads blocked
Provider free allowanceNever intentionally crossed
This test build uses IndexedDB in your browser. The later cloud uploader will apply the same hard-stop principle before any file reaches paid usage.
CATALOGUE HEALTH
See what is pitch-ready before a brief lands.
Metadata coverageField-by-field radar
Rights blockersWhat slows licensing down
Smart collectionsSaved from Brief Match Lab
Brief inboxCaptured on this test device
METADATA QC
Fix the catalogue in batches.
Readiness is split into creative, rights and assets so a track can be searchable without pretending its clearance is complete. “Safe assist” only normalizes/infer creative fields from existing metadata. It never invents ownership, splits or sample clearance.
PLAYLISTS + PITCHES
Saved test deliveries
Pitches created from the public catalogue are saved locally here with recipient, access, expiry and track order. Server-backed recipient analytics arrive with the production free backend.
DISCO → AMM
Migration assistant
Bring the Audio Motion DISCO catalogue across without retyping it. The importer preserves the original DISCO Track ID and raw columns, maps standard metadata, restores version nesting when a nesting CSV is supplied, deduplicates records, and can pair downloaded audio by filename.
Add your DISCO exports above. Nothing is uploaded anywhere while we test.
Staging reviewUntick anything you do not want imported.
What to export from DISCO
Tracks: request a full track metadata CSV from DISCO Support, including writer information and custom fields.
Versions: export the Nesting CSV from DISCO Data & Sharing.
Contacts: Contacts → … → Export all contacts to CSV.
History: export Insights/Reports to CSV if you want a legacy analytics snapshot.
Audio: download originals or playlist selections. The production migrator will process them in quota-safe batches.
DISCO PARITY TRACKER
Match the useful parts. Improve the rest.
CONTRIBUTOR PORTAL
Review incoming music before it hits the catalogue.
CLIENT REQUEST DESK
Versions, clearance and bespoke searches.
AMM INTELLIGENCE
Metadata that knows what matters for sync.
BRAND LOCK
AMM identity everywhere.
The transparent AMM mark drives the public site, private pitch pages, admin, PWA icon and future exports from one asset path: assets/amm-logo.png.
AMM LOGO