Keep composition sources, versions, listening notes, and final handoff in one local project record.

Orcha gives a music project one structure for planning, writing, listening, revision, file organization, and final delivery.

Composers, artists, producers, and small creative teams organizing a defined composition project and local archive.

The version record behind the music.

Where the project loses its version
Creative momentum slows when notation, audio references, drafts, stems, notes, credits, and final versions cannot be reliably matched.
Composition and source files
Project brief, sketches, notation, MIDI and audio files, references, instruments, versions, listening notes, collaborators, rights and credits, delivery specifications, devices, and backup practice.
Music-workflow design
One Study maps the project workflow, configures the local record, organizes migration and naming, and prepares the creator or team to own the archive after handoff.
Revise, approve, archive, or deliver
Which project structure, version practice, and delivery workflow should govern the commissioned composition work.

Composition-project handoff

Sections, sources, file types, naming, versions, references, roles, milestones, and review events.

Version, timestamp or passage, observation, decision, owner, change, and approval status.

Approved files, source materials, credits, rights notes, formats, backups, restrictions, and custodian.