Looking at your Catalog, you'll notice that there are 4 different tabs at the top: Songs, Recordings, Releases, and Files.
Here's an overview of each:
Songs
Songs are the projects that allow you to collaborate with others. Songs hold all of the information surrounding the song.
You can add members, an image, a description, lyrics, genres, tags, moods, themes iTunes MP3 Comments, recordings, notes, files, Custom Song ID, ISWC, HFA Song ID, ASCAP Song ID, BMI Song ID, SESAC Song ID, CCLI Song ID, MRI Song ID, writers, writer splits, and a creation date.
You can also send out links to these songs via sharing or pitching, where you can give recipients the ability to download the recording(s) associated to the song if you'd like.
Note: Pitching is for Creator or Business users only. To learn more, click here.
Recordings
You can add multiple recordings (as many as you want) to any song in your catalog. For example, a song might have an instrumental, a demo, and a master.
You can edit the following fields on recordings:
Recording Type
Master Rights
Current rights owner name
Recording is Primary Recording
Parental Warning Type
Recording is instrumental
Recording Contains Sample(s)
Recording version
BPM
Duration
Key
Tempo
Decade
Time signature
Language
Original title
Display title
Original sub title
Display sub title
Preferred ISRC
Artist Name
Custom Display Artist Name
Contributors
Commissioned by
Release Record Label(s)
Recording has been released
First Released Year
First Released Date
Release information
Advanced Details
Genres
Tags
Moods
Themes
Vocals
Instruments
Notes
Note: You can also bulk edit recording metadata! No need to edit them one at a time. To learn more about bulk editing, click here.
Releases
Releases are the releases (or albums) that your songs are associated to via the song's recording(s). Releases contain multiple fields you can edit, such as Title, Artist, Label, Total tracks, Original release date, Original release year, and more.
You can read more about Releases here.
Files
Files are the non-audio files that you have uploaded to your Songspace account.
You can add a variety of non-audio files to playlists and they will be attached to playlist shares and pitches, should you choose to display them.