> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://orem.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Browse and manage your generated tracks in Orem library

> Your Sound Library holds every track you generate. Search, sort, play inline, download, share to the community feed, and bulk-delete from one central view.

Your Sound Library is where every track you generate lives. Open it from the Workspace to see your full catalog, then use the tools at the top to find exactly what you need.

## Browsing your tracks

The library loads up to 500 of your tracks and updates automatically whenever a new track finishes generating. Tracks that are still queued or processing appear here too — they refresh in the background so you always see the latest status.

Switch between **grid view** and **list view** using the toggle in the header. Grid is useful for scanning artwork at a glance; list is better for dense libraries.

## Sorting and searching

Use the search bar to filter by title, genre, or the original prompt you used to create the track. Use the sort dropdown to reorder your library:

<AccordionGroup>
  <Accordion title="Sort options">
    | Option           | What it does                                                    |
    | ---------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
    | Newest to Oldest | Most recently created first (default)                           |
    | Oldest to Newest | Oldest tracks first                                             |
    | Most Played      | Highest play count first                                        |
    | Least Played     | Lowest play count first — useful for finding tracks to clean up |
    | A–Z / Z–A        | Alphabetical by title                                           |
    | By Genre         | Groups tracks by genre                                          |
    | By Duration      | Longest tracks first                                            |
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>

The library paginates at 20 tracks per page. Use the numbered page buttons at the bottom to move between pages.

## Playing tracks

Click any track card to open the full track detail page, or tap the play button directly on the card to start playback inline. The persistent player at the bottom of the screen keeps playing as you navigate.

## Sharing and downloading

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open track detail">
    Click a track card to open the detail view.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Share to the community feed">
    Tap **Share to Community** to post the track publicly. You can also share directly to a friend via **Share to Friend**, which opens a direct message conversation with the track attached.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Download the audio">
    Tap **Download**. If the track has two versions (V1 and V2), a sheet lets you choose which version to download — or both at once. Files download as MP3, or WAV if a high-quality version is available.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Bulk actions

Enable **Select Mode** from the header to select multiple tracks at once. Once you have a selection:

* **Delete** removes all selected tracks permanently.
* **Share** opens a direct message conversation with all selected tracks attached.

<Note>
  Deleting a track is permanent. If the track has been shared to the community feed, unshare it first from the track detail page if you want to remove it from the feed as well.
</Note>

## Album tracks in your library

Tracks that belong to an album display a small **Album** badge. You can move any album track into your standalone library by clicking the library icon on the badge and confirming the prompt.

<Tip>
  Use **Least Played** sort to quickly identify tracks you've never listened to — a handy way to clean up your library before a big session.
</Tip>