What You Can Ask

The Producer Dashboard chat assistant understands a wide range of queries about your music catalog. Here is a breakdown of what you can ask, organised by category.

Catalog queries

Ask about the contents and status of your music library.

Track counts and lists:

• “How many tracks do I have?”
• “List all my tracks in the Writing stage”
• “Show me tracks that have no tags”
• “Which tracks were imported this week?”

Filtering and searching:

• “Find all tracks with BPM between 120 and 140”
• “Which tracks are in the key of C minor?”
• “Show me tracks tagged as ‘lo-fi’”
• “Find tracks with no collaborators”

Project/bucket queries:

• “How many tracks are in the Summer EP?”
• “List all projects with overdue due dates”
• “Which buckets have the most tracks?”
• “Show me empty projects”

Track management

Ask the assistant to make changes to your tracks.

Stage changes:

• “Move Summer Vibes to the Mixing stage”
• “Set all tracks in Writing to the Arranged stage”
• “What stage is Late Night Drive in?”

Tag management:

• “Add the tag ‘chill’ to Ocean Breeze”
• “Remove the ‘draft’ tag from all tracks in the Mastering stage”
• “What tags are on Summer Vibes?”

Metadata updates:

• “Set the BPM of Track Name to 128”
• “Change the key of Ocean Breeze to A minor”
• “Set the genre of Late Night Drive to hip hop”

Project assignment:

• “Move Summer Vibes to the New Album project”
• “Which project is Late Night Drive in?”

Workflow and productivity

Get insights about your production workflow.

Stage summaries:

• “Give me a breakdown of tracks by stage”
• “How many tracks are in each stage?”
• “Which stage has the most tracks?”

Due dates:

• “Which projects are overdue?”
• “What is due this week?”
• “Show me tracks with due dates in the next 7 days”

Todos:

• “What are my open todos?”
• “How many todos do I have?”
• “Show me completed todos from this week”

Statistics and insights

Get high-level views of your catalog.

Production stats:

• “What is my most common BPM?”
• “Which keys do I produce in most often?”
• “How many tracks have audio analysis completed?”
• “What is my average track count per project?”

Collaborator info:

• “Who are my most frequent collaborators?”
• “How many tracks have collaborators?”
• “Which collaborators have the highest split percentages?”

Activity and history:

• “How many tracks did I import this month?”
• “When was my last import?”
• “Show me my most recently updated tracks”

Natural language flexibility

You do not need to use exact phrasing. The assistant understands natural variations:

These all work the same way:

• “How many songs are in Mixing?”
• “Count tracks in the Mixing stage”
• “What’s in Mixing right now?”
• “Show me my Mixing tracks”

The assistant interprets your intent, so you can phrase things however feels natural.

What the assistant cannot do

To set expectations, here is what is outside the assistant’s scope:

• Play or preview audio — use the built-in player for that
• Edit audio files — Producer Dashboard is for organisation, not editing
• Access external services — it works with your PD data only
• Create new tracks — import tracks through the standard import flow
• Manage billing — go to Settings for subscription management
• Share tracks — use the share button in the UI

Tips for getting good results

• Be specific. “Tracks in Mixing” gets a faster, more accurate response than “tell me about my music.”
• Use exact names. When referring to a specific track or project, use the exact name as it appears in your catalog.
• One thing at a time. The assistant handles single requests well. Complex multi-step instructions are better broken into separate messages.
• Follow up. The assistant remembers context, so you can refine your query: “Now filter those to just the ones in C minor.”

Related

• Using the Chat Assistant — how to open and use the interface
• Example Queries — see real queries with example responses
• The Tracks Grid — the visual counterpart to chat queries
• Using Tags — understand tags for better queries