How it works
How it works

Keyword search

Browse by genre, mood or instrument

Every term is one the catalogue actually uses, so nothing you can pick returns an empty shelf.

Stack the terms

Add one, then another, and watch the results narrow. Take one back off if it cut too deep.

Sits beside the assistant

Same page, same results, same player — the keyword tab and the assistant are two doors into one catalogue, and you can switch mid-hunt.

Nothing to sign up for

Browse and listen freely. An account is for the parts that come after the search.

Good to know

When keywords beat a sentence.

You already know the word

If the edit calls for Orchestral and Tension, two clicks get you there faster than a paragraph does.

You want to see the whole shelf

A term brings back everything the catalogue files under it, which is how you find the cue nobody would have thought to describe.

You are narrowing, not exploring

Stack a genre, a mood and an instrument, then take one off at a time to hear what each term was costing you.

Switch when the words run out

If no term says it, open the assistant on the same page and describe the scene instead; you can move between the two mid-hunt.

Every result can be played straight from the list, so you can judge a term by ear before adding the next one.