Muso.AI shows your music credits from various sources, providing a comprehensive and unified view of your contributions, whether across all of your roles or for a specific role in the music industry. With its intuitive interface, Muso.AI makes it easy to track and analyze the performance of your work, offering meaningful insights into your impact and growth.

✅ Workflow for Web

✅ Workflow for Mobile

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Step 1: Click on the Analytics from the side navigation menu bar.

Step 2: Navigate to the Trends from the top.

​Step 3: Scroll down, and click on Group by and select Credits from the dropdown list.

Step 4: By default, All Credits are selected, generating analytics for all of your roles.

Scroll up and this chart shows how all your credited tracks, associated with all your roles, have performed over time based on engagement metrics like Streams and sources like Spotify from where this engagement metric data is sourced.

Step 5: Scroll down and select a specific role from the list to view the performance of tracks associated with that role.

Step 6: Scroll up to view the chart, hover over the chart to view how the selected track has performed across sources like Spotify and YouTube, based on the selected engagement metrics such as Streams or Shazams.

Step 1: Tap on the Analytics.

Step 2: Swipe left or right to switch between the engagement metrics of your choice appearing at the top of the interface.

​Step 3: Tap on the Filter.

Step 4: Tap on the Credits. This will collect analytics for "all" of your credits by default.

​Step 5: Tap on a specific role from the list to view the performance of tracks associated with that role.

Step 6: Tap on any of your track to view its performance across sources like Spotify and YouTube, based on the selected engagement metrics such as Streams or Shazams.

Step 7: The analytics chart displays the performance of the track associated with that selected role. Tap and hold over the chart to view how the selected track has performed across sources like Spotify and YouTube, based on the selected engagement metrics such as Streams or Shazams.