Files, Videos & Attachments
Attach videos, documents, images, and other files to tracks.
What Track Files Are For
Beyond audio, you can attach any file type to a track: contracts, artwork, session notes, reference images, chord charts, mix notes, and more. They live in the Other files box on the track's Files tab and count toward your plan's storage limit alongside audio.
This keeps everything related to a song in one place. When you open a track, all its supporting documents are right there in its panel.
Videos
Music videos, visualisers and sync cuts have their own Videos box on the Files tab. Each video has a name, plays inside Locker, and one can be marked Main. You can rename, download or delete them like any other file.
Supported File Types
You can upload almost any file type:
- Documents: PDF, Word, text files, spreadsheets
- Images: JPEG, PNG, GIF, WEBP, and other common formats
- Archives: ZIP files containing session folders or stems
- Design files: Photoshop, Illustrator, or other project files
- Videos: Reference videos, music videos, or sync placements
Large files upload in the background. You can continue working while uploads complete.
Uploading Files
There are two ways to add files to a track:
- Add them from the track's Files tab
- Add them in the Add to Locker window alongside your audio, and Locker attaches them to the track
Managing Files
- Rename files to keep them organised
- Download files at any time with a single click
- Delete files you no longer need (they move to the Trash first)
- Send files to someone outside Locker with a share link
Storage and Limits
Files count toward your plan's storage limit alongside versions, stems, and voice notes. You can check your current usage in Settings, under Plan and billing. If you approach your limit, consider deleting files you no longer need, or moving to a plan with more space.