Editing a Song's Title and Details

The title and description on a generated track are editable. You can rename a song, add a description, and update its metadata at any time without affecting the audio.

What's editable#

You can change:

• Title — the display name of the track
• Description — a short text field for notes, scripture references, or service context
• Custom tags — labels you apply for organisation (see Organizing Your Library)
• Visibility — public or private (see Publishing Songs)

You can not directly edit:

• Lyrics — to change wording, use Editing Lyrics, which regenerates sections
• Audio — to change how the song sounds, use Section Regeneration or generate a new version
• Style, mood, key, tempo — these are properties of the audio itself, not metadata. Generate a new version with different settings if you want to change them.

How to edit#

1. Open the track from your library.
2. Click the Edit button (pencil icon) next to the title, or open the Track details dialog.
3. Update the fields.
4. Click Save.

Changes apply immediately. The track's URL and unique ID don't change when you rename it, so any shared links continue to work.

Title tips#

A few patterns that scale well for large libraries:

You can rename a song multiple times — the most recent title is what shows everywhere it's used (library, playlists, service plans).

Description tips#

Good uses for the description field:

• Scripture references the song is built on
• The service or moment it was generated for
• Pastoral notes about the song's tone
• Lead vocalist or arrangement notes for your team

Descriptions are searchable from the library search box.

Editing within a service plan#

When a track is part of a service plan, you can also add plan-specific notes to its entry in that plan (e.g. "skip second verse this week"). Those notes live on the plan, not the track — they don't carry over if the same track is added to a different plan.

Related Articles:

• Editing Lyrics
• Organizing Your Library
• Library Overview