Keep every project change in one place
Keep your project name, track layout, stems, and music edits together in one cloud workspace. It is ideal for long arrangements, repeat sessions, and managing multiple versions of the same song.
Cloud storage for music projects
Save stems, mix settings, and editing progress in the cloud so you can return to your music from home, the studio, or on the go. Patefon Studio helps you keep important versions safe and reopen the right project on any signed-in device.
Upload a track, split it into stems, make your edits, and save the project to the cloud so it is ready whenever you come back.
Why cloud project storage is useful
New audio ideas stay with the project
Added new clips, takes, or edits? Once you save, they become part of your cloud project so you can come back later and continue working from the same creative point.
Your cloud library stays focused
When you remove extra parts or rebuild an arrangement, your cloud project keeps the version that matters. That makes your library easier to manage and helps you use your available storage more efficiently.
Plans are built for different creative workloads
Each plan includes a set amount of cloud project storage. Whether you only need a simple place for one project or want a larger library for regular production work, you can choose the option that matches your pace.
Cloud and processing limits by plan
Compare how many projects you can keep in the cloud and how many new tracks you can process on each plan. It is a quick way to choose the right subscription for occasional use, regular editing, or ongoing production.
| Start (Free) | Lite | Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saved projects in the cloud | 1 | 30 | 100 |
| New projects (processing) | 1 per rolling 30 days | Up to 10 per subscription period | No fixed limit |
If a project matters to you, save it to the cloud early. That makes it easier to return to your tracks later, keep your ideas close, and avoid relying on temporary working versions.
FAQ
Your cloud project can include stems, arrangement structure, project name, and key editing decisions. This makes it easy to reopen the session later and continue working from nearly the same point where you left off.
Each plan has a limit on how many projects you can keep in cloud storage at once: 1 on Start, 30 on Lite, and 100 on Pro. If you have reached that limit, free up space or move to a plan with more room.
Storage limits control how many finished projects you can keep in the cloud, while processing limits define how many new tracks you can start working on during a period. One limit is for your library, the other is for your active workload.
Upload a track, split it into stems, make your edits, and save the project to the cloud so it is ready whenever you come back.