Audio Tags
These are the tags that audio files have
Every audio file is tagged this way with the default and custom tags. This ensures a nice base layer of discoverability. Every audio file gets these tags, whether they are uploaded with the audio uploader or in a bundle with the metadata maker.
Default Tags
Every audio file uploaded with The Contract Wizard has these tags added to them:
App-Name:Contract-Wizard
Audio-Version: 0.3
IPFS-CID:(ipfs content id)
Uploaded-Type:Audio
Uploaded-By:(wallet that uploaded)
Custom Tags
Right now there are 5 audio tags written by the user:
Title:(title)
Artist:(artist)
Genre:(genre)
ISRC:(isrc code)
Audio-Tag:(audio tag)
There's only ever one Title, Artist, Genre, and ISRC tag, but there can be multiple Audio-Tag tags.
Here is an example of a published audio file.
Query Audio Data
You can query different tags directly at ar://listen with the Arweave Explorer page.
You can also do a query on other sites and see what happens when you search App-Name: Contract-Wizard, or Uploaded-Type: Audio, or any of the other tags.
Audio Tags Explained
Uploaded-Type: The File Category The most important tag for searching. For audio uploads, this is always "Audio" to distinguish from playlists, metadata, and manifests.
System Tags (Always the Same)
App-Name - Always "Contract-Wizard" to show what app uploaded the file
Audio-Version - Always "0.3" for the current audio metadata version
IPFS-CID - The IPFS content ID for permanent pinning
Uploaded-By - The wallet address of the uploader
User-Controlled Tags
Title - The name of your track
Artist - The performing artist
Genre - Musical genre you assign
ISRC - International Standard Recording Code for the track
Audio-Tag - Custom tags for discovery
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