Key Concepts
The building blocks of Aliada — Assets, Versions, Projects, and Teams — and how they fit together.
Aliada is built around four simple ideas. Everything else flows from these.
Asset
An Asset is a track — the song, beat, or audio file you’re working on. Each asset holds all the versions of that file, comments, attachments, and collaborator activity in one place.
Think of an asset as the permanent home for one piece of work, no matter how many times it gets revised.
Version
Every time you upload a new mix or revision, it becomes a new Version of the asset. You can compare versions side by side, loop a section across both, and leave comments pinned to specific moments. Old versions are never deleted.
Project
A Project groups related assets together — an album, an EP, a film score, a single. Projects live inside a Team.
Examples: Fall 2025 Album, Client: Nike Campaign, Demo Sessions.
Team
A Team is the people you make music with. You can have multiple teams (one per band, one per client, etc.). Each team has its own projects, assets, and contacts.
Artist workspace example
Engineer workspace example
