Add an Asset Catalog

Open Asset Catalogs from the account menu and choose the Realm you intend to use. Browse collections and subcollections, search or filter by asset type, then open a collection to read its description, version, source and required credits.

Choose Add to Realm and confirm the named Realm. Adding is manual and requires permission to create and edit Realm content. Shared references to reviewed catalog assets do not use its storage quota. Personal uploads, imports and generated assets keep their normal accounting.

Rights blocked means the collection cannot be added. An unavailable update leaves existing references intact. A source hold blocks listening, downloads and retained use until the hold is released. Updates are deliberate and preserve existing references; removal withdraws catalog membership while retaining existing assets, placements and credits. Shared original content and provenance cannot be replaced through Realm edits.

For audio, open a collection and choose an authorized Realm before choosing Listen on a track. The player loads only after that intentional action and never starts automatically. Listening does not enroll the collection. Search assets or enter a genre/tag slug, then select up to 100 exact recordings across pages and review the named Realm before confirming. A whole collection, subcollection and individual recordings can be added independently.

Open Independent picks to inspect pinned track versions. Remove pick retains already placed assets and their credits. Review recording update replaces only the corresponding picks you select and confirm; it preserves other picks. Updates must keep the recording's canonical identity. Copy credits copies its readable notices, and Download with credits returns a single-recording ZIP. Artist website and support links come from reviewed source metadata. Source-claimed loops remain marked unverified until audition evidence confirms them.

Required credits include inherited collection notices and the original asset's author, source, license and changes. Downloading a shared asset provides a ZIP containing its bytes, attribution notice and structured provenance. Retain these notices when using the asset outside DMRealm.