Run a Listening Session with A&R
Share a track with your A&R, collect timestamped feedback live, and resolve comments without a call.
In short
- One link, no account required on the listener's side.
- Every comment is clickable — tap the timestamp to jump.
- Revoke the link after the session if the track isn't public yet.
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Share the track with a link
Open the file and tap Share. You get a single link that plays the audio with waveform, exposes file details, and accepts comments without an account. Send it via Messages, email, or Slack.
Copy from the share dialog — avoid selecting text to prevent truncation. - 2
A&R listens and drops timestamped comments
On the share page, your A&R taps the waveform at any point to leave a comment pinned to that exact moment. No account is needed. Their comments land in your comment thread in real time.
What your A&R sees. Waveform click = timestamped comment. - 3
Watch comments come in
Keep the file open on your device. Each new comment appears with a clickable timestamp. Tap any comment to jump the player to that exact moment — useful when they flag something at "1:42 — snare too hot."
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Reply and resolve
Reply inline to keep the conversation tied to the moment. Once a note is addressed — e.g. you pushed a new mix and the snare issue is fixed — mark the comment resolved so the thread stays readable.
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Revoke the link when done
If the track is not yet public, revoke the share link after the session. Revoking from the share controls breaks the link for everyone; re-share creates a fresh link when you're ready.
- Revoked links cannot be reactivated — generating a new one creates a fresh URL.
Tips
- Keep the track in a Draft state during the session. Published releases are intended for distribution, not feedback passes.
- Ask your A&R to use timestamps, not "around the bridge." The clickable badges save hours of replay.
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