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Storing AI music, songs, and audio without losing the workflow behind them

Numonic stores AI-generated music, vocal takes, and sound design the moment they're exported, alongside the prompt, model, and settings that made them, so you can find the version that shipped months later.

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AI audio doesn't fit the folders built for songs.

A generated track from an AI music tool, or a voice clone, isn't just an MP3. It's the result of a prompt, a model, a voice ID, and often several regenerated takes before one was usable. Store it in a generic music folder and that context is gone by the time someone asks which version shipped. Numonic stores the audio file and the generation metadata together, searchable the same way as your images and video.

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How it works

Connect a folder. Every take gets stored.

Point Connected Folders at wherever your AI audio tool exports, and every MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG, or OPUS file uploads and stores automatically as it is created. No separate backup step, no manually re-uploading the take you liked.

What gets stored

Every AI audio format, one library.

Music & songsMP3, WAV, and FLAC exports from AI music generators, stored at original quality.

Voice & speechM4A, OGG, and OPUS files, common formats for voice-cloning and speech tools, up to 500MB per file.

ProvenanceThe prompt, model, and settings metadata your tool embeds in the file travels with it instead of living in a separate spreadsheet.

Storing AI audio is an asset-management problem, not a hard-drive problem.

The hard part of storing AI-generated music and audio was never disk space. It is knowing which of thirty takes is the one that shipped, and what prompt produced it. Numonic keeps audio searchable by prompt, model, and date the same way it does images and video, so storage and findability stop being separate systems.

FAQ

Common questions.

How should I store AI-generated music?

Keep the audio file and the prompt or model that generated it together. Numonic captures both automatically when you connect the folder your AI music tool exports to, so a track stored today is still traceable to its source months later.

What is the best way to store AI-generated songs from tools like Suno or Udio?

Store the exported audio in a system that keeps generation metadata attached rather than a plain music folder. Connected Folders uploads each export as it lands and preserves the embedded metadata your tool writes.

How do I store AI-generated audio like voice clones or sound effects?

The same way as music: connect the export folder. M4A, OGG, and OPUS files upload and store automatically, up to 500MB per file, with metadata intact.

What audio formats can I store?

MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG, and OPUS. Video with embedded audio (MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV, AVI) is supported too, up to 500MB per file.

Can I store AI-generated music and images in the same library?

Yes. Audio, images, and video all live in one Numonic library, uploaded through the same Connected Folders and searchable together.

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