This glossary defines the customer-facing language used throughout the Help Center.

My Library and folder language

• Audio file — A file eligible for playback and audio-only analysis features.

• Create New — The main entry point for creating, uploading, importing, or recording.

• Favorites — Files and folders you have marked for quick access.

• File — Any supported item in Traklist. Use "track" informally only for an audio file.

• Folder — A separate space used to organize files and other folders.

• Home — A view with quick destinations, Recently Played, and Recently Created.

• My Library — A root space separate from folders. It is not a folder.

• Offline — Files and folders downloaded to an iPhone for offline access.

• On Hold — A marker for a file you want to revisit.

• Recently Created — Items you created or added most recently.

• Recently Played — Audio you played most recently.

• Recordings — Audio captured with the iPhone app.

Playback and analysis

• BPM — Beats per minute, a tempo measurement for audio.

• Camelot — A notation used alongside musical key for harmonic mixing.

• Compare — Traklist's audio comparison mode.

• Gapless — Traklist's Compare term for switching between compared files at the same point with no playback interruption.

• Goniometer — A view in the iPhone app for visualizing stereo phase and width.

• Integrated — A whole-track loudness measurement.

• Key — The detected musical key of an audio file.

• LUFS — A loudness measurement used for audio analysis.

• Short Term — A loudness measurement over a short listening window.

• Spectrum — A view in the iPhone app of the audio frequency balance.

• True Peak — A peak-level measurement that accounts for inter-sample peaks.

• Waveform — A visual representation of audio amplitude over time.

Presentation, sharing, and plans

• Backdrop — A folder presentation style on Web and in the iPhone app.

• Poster — A folder presentation style in the iPhone app.

• Processing — Preparation that begins after an upload or import finishes.

• Share Link — A link you create for a file or folder so visitors can open it.

• Tags — Web-only Pro labels used to organize files.

• Free — The Traklist plan with 2 GB of storage.

• Pro — The Traklist plan with 3 TB of storage; $10 per month or $48 per year.

Collaboration language

• Collaborator — someone invited to a folder, who opens it with their own Traklist account.

• Invitation — a request to join a folder, sent to one email address and usable once.

• Role — what a person can do in a folder: Owner, Admin, Editor, or Viewer.

• Direct access — access from an invitation to that exact folder. Inherited access — access that comes from a folder further up, shown as Access via that folder.

• Shared folder — a folder people were invited to. A public link is an address anyone can open, with no account and no role.

• Grace period — the 14 days after you go over your storage limit, before access is reduced. Browse-only — what your library becomes when that period ends.

• Artwork Gallery — Traklist's curated covers for files and folders. Previously used — artwork you applied before, kept so you can reuse it.