Where the mix gets approved.

Client review, version control, and sign-off for mixing & mastering engineers.

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Tunetown track detail screen showing a waveform with timestamped client comments and version tabs

"At 1:23 can you…" Feedback scattered across email threads, texts, and voice memos, none of it pointing at an actual second in the track.

v2_final_FINAL.wav Version chaos. Nobody's sure which file the client actually approved, or what changed between it and the last one.

Downloaded before sign-off. Clients grab the master the moment it lands, long before anyone's actually approved it.

Feedback

Feedback pinned to the exact second.

Clients click a point on the waveform and leave a note right there — no more guessing what "the chorus" or "around the two-minute mark" means.

  • Point or range comments, directly on the waveform
  • Every note tied to a version, so nothing goes stale
  • One thread per track — no digging through email
Waveform view with timestamped client comment pins

The differentiator

Tunetown DAW Assistant

Client feedback lands as markers inside your own session. No retyping timestamps, no tab-switching between an inbox and your DAW — the notes are already where you work.

Cubase Pro Tools More DAWs on the way
Tunetown DAW Assistant browser extension paired with app.tunetown.studio and connected for MIDI marker sync

Version control

Every revision, kept.

Upload a new version and the old one doesn't disappear — it's still there, with its own comments and notes, for as long as you need it.

  • Per-version notes on exactly what changed
  • Nothing gets overwritten or lost
  • Compare versions without hunting through folders
Version history list showing multiple track revisions with per-version notes

Sign-off

A real approval, on the record.

Each version gets a formal client sign-off — not a vague "sounds good" buried in a text thread. Once it's approved, everyone knows the mix is done.

  • Explicit per-version approval from the client
  • Ends the endless "one more pass" revision loop
  • A clean record of what was approved, and when
Client approval confirmation on a specific track version

Delivery

Stream previews. Release masters on your terms.

Clients stream a version to review it — they can't download it until you decide it's ready. When you are, pick exactly which files go out.

  • Streaming-only previews, no accidental early downloads
  • You control when files are released
  • Selective download picker for final delivery
Streaming preview player with a selective file download picker

How it works

From upload to sign-off, in three steps.

1

Upload a version

Drop in your mix. Clients get a link — no accounts to wrangle on their end.

2

Client listens, comments & approves

They stream the track, pin feedback to the waveform, and sign off when it's ready.

3

Markers sync into your DAW

Every comment lands as a locator in Cubase or Pro Tools, right where you need it.

Where the mix gets approved.

Run client review the way it should work — timestamped, versioned, and synced right into your session.

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