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What is an ISRC?


An International Standard Recording Code, or ISRC, is a 12 character alphanumeric code that identifies a unique sound recording or music video.

An ISRC should never change once assigned. If a sound recording or music video has been distributed before, by you or another record label, then you must re-use the previously-assigned ISRC when building your products in Workstation. This is important for rights management and can impact getting paid.