Music CollaborationWithout the Group-Chat Chaos
Bands, producers, and clients all need to hear works in progress, but not everything, and not all at once. Workspaces and granular sharing keep the right people on the right tracks.
How It Works
Your Studio, Your Rules
Everything is private by default. You decide who joins a workspace and what gets shared beyond it.
- Workspaces
A personal workspace for your own work, plus team workspaces for a band, production crew, or label, each with its own projects, members, and billing.
- Granular Sharing
Share a whole project, a single track, or one specific version. External collaborators see only what you've shared, nothing else.
- Roles & Permissions
Viewers can listen and comment; editors can upload and change things; admins manage members. The server enforces it, and the UI reflects it.
- Notifications That Respect You
Per-event, per-workspace preferences: instant emails for replies, a daily digest for the rest, or nothing at all. You choose.
- Attachments & Album Art
Keep lyric docs, chord charts, and reference links on the project or track they belong to. Workshop the album art alongside the music.
- Full-Quality Streaming
Collaborators hear the file you uploaded. Concerto doesn't re-compress your audio for playback.
Real Setups It Handles Well
Band or Worship Team
One team workspace, everyone's a member. New demos, comments, and versions are visible to the whole group without sharing each track individually.
Producer & Client
Keep your workspace private and share individual projects with clients. They comment at timestamps on a free account; you keep everything else to yourself.
Mixing & Feedback Rounds
Upload a mix, collect time-synced comments, turn them into todos, and tag the next version with which notes it addresses.
Album Listening Pass
The project page plays through the latest version of every track in order: a full listen-through before it goes to the presses.