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A practice tool for sync composers. Write to briefs built like the real thing, get written feedback, and get your best tracks into catalogs that pitch them to brands, film, and games.

Practice briefs are for reps, and anyone can write to them. Catalog briefs come from music houses looking for specific tracks, and that is where you submit. Paid client briefs open up for verified composers.

Every catalog submission gets written feedback on the track, whether it goes to the catalog or not. It is tied to the brief you wrote to, so it stays specific.

Every track gets listened to against the brief, and you get written feedback by email and in your Dashboard. The strongest go to the catalog, and they make the final call, usually within a week.

Each catalog lists its deal on the Catalogs page. Thought Collective is exclusive, with a 50/50 split on sync fees when a track places.

Right now, Thought Collective, a brand-focused catalog. More partners are on the way, and each one lists its deal on the Catalogs page.

Each submission costs one credit. Every free account gets one credit a month, and extra credits are $10 each from your Dashboard.

Get three tracks accepted into a catalog. Client briefs are confidential, pre-release work, so they open to verified composers only. Once you are verified they show at the top of Briefs, and we email you when a new one lands.

Sonant is built for human-made music. Each catalog sets its own rule, shown on its card and on its briefs, and you confirm it when you sign on. Thought Collective is human-made only. Even where AI is allowed, lean away from it: AI-generated stems and vocals are a gray area for rights, and many clients ask for no AI at all.

Not to try the Generator. You need a free account to save briefs and submit tracks.