DropCue.Send music. See who listened.
DropCue is music management software built by Tonal Chaos. Composers, libraries, publishers and trailer houses use it to share playlists with branded links, see exactly who listened, and publish a portfolio and EPK page.
DropCue at a glance
- What it is
- Music management software for sharing and pitching music
- Made by
- Marc Aaron Jacobs, founder of Tonal Chaos
- Founded
- February 2026
- Who uses it
- Composers, libraries, publishers, sync agencies, trailer houses
- Pricing
- From $8 a month, unlimited tracks
- Free trial
- 7 days, no card
- Supervisors
- Free for verified music supervisors
- Works on
- Any browser and iPhone
Pitch music that gets heard.
Share with a link
Send playlists and albums as branded links that play in the browser, with password protection, expiring links and download controls for WAV, MP3 and AIFF.
See who listened
Who opened, which tracks each person played or downloaded and when, how much of each track they heard, and which parts of the song kept their attention.
Keep mixes together
Alt mixes and stems group under their parent track automatically, with cue sheets, license agreements and split sheets attached to each one.
Be found by the people who license music.
Portfolio and EPK
A public portfolio page with your reel, credits, videos and music, in twelve designs, on a dropcue.app link or your own domain on Studio.
Get discovered
Mark tracks discoverable and verified music supervisors can search them by genre, mood, BPM, key, instruments and use case, then clear directly with you.
Answer briefs
Open briefs from supervisors and the DropCue team, answered by submitting a track straight from your library. DropCue takes no commission on placements.
Built inside a working music house.
Tonal Chaos pitches music to trailer houses, agencies, networks and supervisors every week, and runs a library with composers around the world. We needed one place to send music, know who actually listened, and keep every mix, stem and split sheet with its track.
So Marc Aaron Jacobs, who runs Tonal Chaos, built it. DropCue now runs our own pitching and our composer album inboxes, and the same tools are open to every composer and library. Our royalty tracker, ONTRK, picks up after the music airs.
DropCue, answered.
What is DropCue?
DropCue is music management software for sending, receiving and pitching music, made by Tonal Chaos founder Marc Aaron Jacobs. Composers, libraries, publishers, sync agencies and trailer houses use it to share playlists with branded links, see who listened, and publish a portfolio and EPK page.
How much does DropCue cost?
The Artist plan starts at $8 a month billed annually, or $10 month to month, with unlimited tracks. Pro tiers start at $15 a month and add per-recipient analytics, the portfolio page and the AI tools. Studio starts at $29 a month billed annually. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, no card.
Can I see who listened to my music?
Yes. Give each person their own link, and DropCue shows who opened it, which tracks they played or downloaded and when, and how much of each track they heard. Detailed analytics are on Pro and Studio; Artist shows totals.
Is DropCue free for music supervisors?
Yes. Verified music supervisors search every discoverable track free, save shortlists, and export them as a link, PDF cue sheet, CSV or ZIP.
Does Tonal Chaos use DropCue?
Yes. Tonal Chaos and Tonal Chaos Trailers send pitches and run their composer album inboxes in DropCue. It began as the tool our own studio needed.
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