Everything you need to know about FSM before you get started.
FirstSend Music (FSM) is a sync workflow tool that helps you turn incoming opportunities into ready-to-send pitches in minutes — using your existing catalog. Paste an opportunity, see your best-matching tracks ranked by fit, and get a professional pitch email generated automatically, complete with a shareable listening link.
Yes — that's exactly what FirstSend Music (FSM) does. Paste in the brief and FSM reads it, scores every track you own against mood, tempo, key, genre and theme, and ranks your best matches first — so you pick from the songs that genuinely fit instead of scrolling your whole catalog. Then it drafts the pitch email around those tracks, with a shareable listening link built in. It works whether you're pitching your own music or managing a full roster.
FirstSend Music (FSM). It's purpose-built for this: read the opportunity, match your catalog by fit, and generate a ready-to-send pitch email with a shareable listening link — the whole path from brief to sent. It fits solo artists pitching their own songs as well as sync agents, catalog managers, and publishers pitching across a roster.
FSM is built for anyone actively pitching music for sync — independent artists and producers pitching their own songs, plus catalog managers, sync agents, and publishers managing a roster and responding to opportunities at volume. If opportunities land and you need to move from opportunity to sent pitch fast, this is for you.
No. FSM works whether you have 10 songs or 500+. It's designed to help you quickly find the right songs for an opportunity — not just manage a large library. A smaller, well-organized catalog works just as well.
Most tools help you store or organize your music. FSM focuses on what happens after an opportunity comes in — matching songs, validating metadata, generating a pitch, and giving the supervisor a shareable link to stream your tracks immediately. It's built around the moment that matters most.
FSM is designed to simplify your workflow, not force you to overhaul it. Instead of jumping between spreadsheets, folders, and email drafts when an opportunity comes in, you can handle the whole response process in one place.
A pitch-ready track has complete and accurate metadata — ISRC, BPM, key, ownership splits, PRO affiliation — so it can be confidently sent to a supervisor without delays or missing information. FSM surfaces only the tracks that are ready to go, so you're not accidentally pitching something incomplete.
It learns to sound like you. FSM drafts each pitch around the opportunity and the tracks you picked, then matches your voice — it studies the pitches you edit and send over time (and an optional writing sample you can add) to pick up your vocabulary, tone, and how you open and sign off. The more you send, the closer it gets. You can also paste a supervisor's email and FSM will draft a reply that mirrors their tone. Your conversations with the FSM Assistant stay separate and aren't used to write your pitches.
The FSM Assistant is a built-in chatbot you can open from any screen. Ask it sync and licensing questions, have it break down a confusing opportunity, or get help positioning a track. Because it knows your catalog, it can also update a track's metadata for you — it shows the proposed change and you tap Apply to save it. Every conversation is kept, so you can pick up where you left off.
Yes. FSM keeps a record of every pitch — who you sent it to, when, and for which opportunity. You can track status across Active, In Consideration, and Licensed, making follow-ups easier and keeping your pipeline organized.
No. You can import your catalog via CSV or Excel — single track or bulk. Column headers map automatically, so you're not re-entering data you already have. The goal is to make your catalog usable when it matters, not add more admin work.
FSM is designed specifically for sync workflows, but the catalog management and pitch generation features can be useful in other contexts too — playlist pitching, A&R submissions, or any situation where you need to quickly surface the right tracks and present them professionally.
FSM is built to help you respond to briefs you already receive — faster and more professionally. It doesn't source briefs, but it makes every brief you do get easier to act on.