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The Playlist Hub is where you create and manage custom playlists from your Orem library. Unlike albums — which are generated as a unit — playlists are hand-curated collections you build yourself.

Creating a playlist

1

Open the Playlist Hub

Navigate to Your Library → Playlists from the Workspace.
2

Tap Create

Click the Create button in the header. A dialog opens asking for a playlist name (required) and an optional description.
3

Save

Press Enter or click Create to save. The new playlist appears in the hub immediately.

Adding content to a playlist

Open any playlist and tap Add Items. A searchable picker shows all your completed tracks, beats, and albums that aren’t already in the playlist. Select as many as you need, then tap Add.
Your completed vocal tracks and instrumental beats both appear in the picker. You can add any mix of the two to the same playlist.

Playing and sorting

Inside a playlist, tap Play to start from the first track, or use the sort dropdown to reorder the view:
  • Custom Order — the order you added items (default).
  • A–Z — alphabetical by title.
  • Recently Added — newest additions first.
Switch between grid and list view using the toggle on the right side of the controls bar.

Removing tracks

In list view, hover any track and tap the trash icon to remove it from the playlist. In grid view, tap Remove below the track title. To remove multiple tracks at once, enable Select Mode, pick the tracks you want to remove, then tap Delete.
Removing a track from a playlist does not delete it from your Sound Library.

Editing and deleting playlists

From the Playlist Hub, tap the menu on any playlist card to:
  • Edit — update the name or description.
  • Delete — permanently remove the playlist (tracks are not affected).
  • Play / Shuffle — start playback directly from the card.
  • Generate Artwork — Orem generates a cover image based on the playlist name and the genres of its tracks.
You can also enable Select Mode in the header to select and delete multiple playlists at once.
Use Generate Artwork after you’ve added several tracks — the AI uses their genres to create a cover that fits the playlist’s mood.