Landing catalog import
Import your Spotify or SoundCloud catalog from the home page and see it on an Aden board before you have an account.
What it is
On the Aden home page you can paste your Spotify artist link or your SoundCloud profile link, or just type your name, and see your own releases laid out on an Aden board: the same board your workspace runs on. No account, no password, nothing to install.
Every preview gets its own link, like aden.space/import/your-name. Send it to
your manager, open it on your phone tomorrow, or turn it into a real workspace
whenever you're ready. When you do, the releases, artwork and links come with
you.
Using it
- Import. On the home page, press Import from Spotify, or hover the arrow beside it for every other way in: SoundCloud, audio files, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive and CSV. Paste your link (in Spotify: Share → Copy link to artist; on SoundCloud, the address of your profile) or type your name and pick yourself from the list. You can switch between the two sources inside the dialog.
- Look at it. Your releases appear straight away on a board, newest first. Drag one to another column to see how it works. Nothing has been published and nothing has been sent.
- Keep it. Press Create your free account. Your artist name, artwork, genres and links fill in your first workspace, and your catalog imports itself as soon as setup finishes.
- Or come back later. Every preview has its own page at
aden.space/import/<name>; Copy link on that page gives you the address to keep or share.
On neither? The same dialog lets you upload a track from your device instead: it waits for you through signup the same way.
Already signed in? The home page knows. Import from Spotify and Upload track take you straight to the import and create-track pages of the workspace you already have, instead of offering you a preview and a signup form.
Landing track upload
Drop a track on the landing hero to preview it in the real version-card layout and have it follow you through signup into your new workspace.
Smart file matching
Match a local folder's contracts, artwork, royalty statements and project files to your tracks by file name, and attach them in one go.