The library page now has a new "Export" button that can be used to export a csv report of your library. There are optional filters that can be applied before exporting, to see certain types of content, or to export only a subset of your library.
Exporting can be used to get reports and data for songs in your library including the track product that's owned for that song, the date the song tracks were purchased, and more.
How To Export Your Library Data to CSV
Navigate to your main library page at https://www.multitracks.com/premium/library/
Then click the "Export" button at the top line of the library page
Then select the library type (Catalog Songs, Cloud Songs, All songs (Library) and the content filter (Charts, Tracks, MIDI, etc).
Then click "Download" button to export the CSV to your downloads folder.
You can then open the CSV file in the software of your choice. Excel, Sheets, Numbers, etc.
CSV Fields Included
These are the fields included in the library export CSV file:
Song Title | The title of the song |
Type | The library type for this song (Catalog, Cloud Song, or MT Complete) |
Artist | The artist of the song |
MT ID # | The unique MultiTracks identifier # for the song |
Last Used | The date this song or its resources were last accessed on your account |
Track Product* | The highest track product owned for this song in the hierarchy for catalog songs, or "Cloud Upload" if it's a cloud song (Accompaniment Tracks -> CustomMix -> App Track -> Multitrack) |
Chart | Whether this song has a chart actively unlocked with Chart Pro, or purchased |
Orchestration | Whether the orchestrations for this song have been purchased |
ProPresenter Template | Whether this song has a ProPresenter Template unlocked via the Stage Display Add-On, or purchased individually |
MIDI Data | Whether this song has MIDI data saved to any of the available MIDI buses and banks |
Track Product Purchase Date | The date the highest-hierarchy track product (from "Track Product") was purchased |
*It's possible to own a lower-hierarchy track product for a song that won't be reflected on the export since only the highest track product is shown in the csv export.