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In seconds, you can search for music from multiple libraries using any variety of
over 450 professionally indexed criteria. Sound mindboggling? It doesn't have to
be—
Dittybase helps you search more quickly by filtering all those criteria as you
search, and removing criteria for which there are no search results. The result?
Fast, powerful searches that never come up empty-handed.
Whenever you are working with a new music catalog it generally takes a lot of time to get
familiar with the music. Dittybase accelerates the process in getting acquainted with our
unique music repertoire so you can get back into your project.
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In-house and even online music inventories often become overused, stale or dated.
Dittybase is committed to providing you with fresh, timely content, from artists and
libraries both established and new. Dittybase adds hundreds to thousands of cuts each
month from leading music libraries, film composers and independent artists/labels. You
don't have to house bundles of CDs every month or update network hard drives, it's
all at your fingertips.
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Actually, just about everyone— Dittybase and the assistant of our agents can make
your job (and your assistant, if you have one) a lot easier. Our projects and folders can
help you keep all your project details, including client and production information and
that great music you've found, in one place to make licensing a breeze.
Accept and reject tracks based on what is working for your production and it lets your
workgroup collaborate faster in making music decisions. If a Dittybase agent is working
with you they'll also see what is working for you and what is not and react
accordingly to your selections. Dittybase brings your music selection and creative
decision process to a whole new level. If you work solo, within a work group of editors
or with a Dittybase agent involved, Dittybase keeps everything in order in an easy-to-use
application.
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Who has time to wait for the CD to arrive by mail or even courier, and then still need to
rip CDs into production ready formats or update your networked harddrives?? And why should
you pay a deposit for collections of compact discs that you may never use? Download
your audio where and when you need it— even if it's at the
eleventh hour.
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