Co-Writer Collaboration
Co-writers on DropCue let you credit a collaborator by email and the track shows up in their own library, ready to accept in one click. No re-uploading, no re-tagging.
Start Free Trial →Crediting a collaborator is the same action as sharing the track with them. Add their email on the track's Composers and Writers section, and DropCue takes care of getting the music into their hands. Here is the full flow.
On any track's Composers and Writers section, add your co-writer's email alongside their role and split. DropCue shows live whether that email already has a DropCue account, so you know exactly what happens next before you save.
If your co-writer is already on DropCue, saving the track creates a pending co-write in their library, complete with your artwork and full metadata. They open it, review it, and accept in one click. There is no re-uploading and no re-tagging on their end.
If they are not on DropCue yet, send an invite. They get an email to claim the track when they sign up, with the credit already waiting for them. Nobody has to chase down a file or re-enter writer splits.
Working through a full project? In the Edit Tracks panel you can credit a co-writer across every track you select and share the whole batch in one move. Your collaborator gets them all and adds them to their library with a single button.
Once a co-writer accepts, the track is theirs to work with. They can edit the metadata, add it to playlists, and feature it on their portfolio, just like any track they uploaded themselves. Your copy never changes, so a tweak on their side never touches your library.
Each accepted copy counts toward the co-writer's own plan, so both of you keep clean, independent catalogs of the work you share.
Co-writer collaboration is included on Pro and Lifetime plans, with no add-on fees. Free-trial users get full access to try it before they pick a plan, so you can credit your next collaborator the day you sign up.
FAQ
When you credit a writer on a track, you can add their email. If they already have a DropCue account, saving the track creates a pending co-write in their library. They open it, see your artwork and full metadata, and accept in one click. No re-uploading, no re-tagging.
You can send them an invite. They get an email to claim the track when they sign up, with the credit waiting for them.
No. Once they accept, the track is fully theirs to edit, add to playlists, and feature on their portfolio. Your copy stays exactly as it was.
Yes. In the Edit Tracks panel you can credit a co-writer across every track you select and share the whole batch at once. Your collaborator gets them all and can add them with a single button.
Co-writer collaboration is included on Pro and Lifetime plans. Free-trial users have full access to try it before they choose a plan.
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