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Privacy & control

Secure audio file sharing

Share audio securely from your TYFRA Vault catalog — HTTPS delivery, private links, expiry, and download controls. Fewer stray copies than email; clearer boundaries than generic cloud folders.

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Secure audio file sharing is about more than a padlock icon — it is where the file lives, who can open it, and how long access lasts. TYFRA Vault keeps your masters in one catalog and exposes them through links you configure — not through anonymous public folders or disappearing chat attachments.

Security for music is access control plus discipline

Musicians lose sleep over leaks and version chaos more than raw hacking. Practical security means: fewer copies in the wild, clear expiry, optional listen-only mode, and activity you can reference when following up. Vault is built around that workflow — not around pretending a WAV in someone's inbox is still under your control.

What you get with Vault-backed sharing

  • Account-bound catalog

    Files are stored as part of your TYFRA Vault — not as anonymous blobs in a generic transfer tool.

  • Private links, not public folders

    You generate links with rules. There is no accidental “public” listing of your unreleased work from Vault sharing alone.

  • Configurable access

    Combine expiry, download on or off, and link-level activity so you can align risk with the situation.

  • Consistency with the rest of TYFRA

    The same catalog feeds Promo, Contracts, and Finance downstream — fewer re-uploads and fewer mismatched versions.

When to tighten controls

Early demos to trusted contacts, sync pitches, and confidential mixes deserve shorter expiries and listen-only links. Final stem delivery to a mixer is a different phase — use collaboration and delivery workflows that match the job, not a single link forever.

Reality check

No sharing product can stop a determined screen recording or a forwarded URL during an active window. Security in Vault is about sensible defaults, fewer copies, and audit-friendly behaviour — aligned with how real music businesses work.

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FAQ

Common questions

Your music lives in your account; sharing happens over protected connections, and private links only work for people who have the URL while you allow it. You can add expiry and download controls. Vault is not a public index of your files — nothing is exposed by default.
TYFRA serves content over HTTPS in line with modern web practice. Security also means access rules: who can open a link, for how long, and whether they can download — not just transport encryption alone.
Email scatters copies and threads; public drop zones are easy to misconfigure. Vault ties the asset to your catalog with consistent access controls and link-level visibility — fewer stray files and clearer boundaries.
You control links from Vault. Let a link expire or stop using it; generate a new link with different rules if you need to reset access. Anyone who already downloaded a file before you disabled downloads would still have that copy — another reason to use listen-only and expiry for sensitive stages.
Recipients open share links in a web browser. No special player install is required for typical listening flows.
One connected suite

Your data flows with you across TYFRA

These aren't separate apps. Your tracks, metadata, splits, contacts, and conversations stay connected—so every tool in the TYFRA suite can work from the same source of truth.

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Unified catalog
Store audio, stems, artwork, and metadata once—use them everywhere (Vault → Promo → Contracts → Finance).
Shared identity & teams
The same profile, organizations, and permissions follow you across every product.
Network effects
Connect + Social relationships enrich discovery, bookings, marketplace, and collaboration.
AI with context
Learnea can answer questions using your real projects, contracts, and tasks—without re-uploading anything.