Time-Synced CommentsFeedback at the Exact Moment
“Around the second chorus” is a guessing game. A comment pinned at 2:41 isn't. Concerto ties every note to a timestamp on the waveform, on the version it's actually about.
How It Works
Comments That Know Where They Belong
Everything here ships in Concerto today, on the free plan.
- Comments at Timestamps
Leave a comment at the moment you're hearing. Click the timestamp on any comment and the playhead jumps straight there.
- Markers on the Waveform
Timestamped comments show up as markers on the timeline, so you can see where the conversation is happening at a glance.
- Threaded Replies & Reactions
Clarify feedback in replies without cluttering the main thread, or acknowledge a note with an emoji reaction.
- Voice Memos
Some feedback is easier to sing than type. Record audio right into a comment: a melody idea, a rhythm, a reference.
- Comment Resolution
Mark feedback as resolved when it's handled. Resolved comments collapse to a single line so the open items stay visible.
- Comments Become Todos
Turn any comment into a todo on the song's task list, and it resolves automatically when the todo is done.
The Difference in Practice
No made-up percentages, just the trade you're actually making:
- Without“The vocal feels buried somewhere in the second verse”With ConcertoA comment pinned at 1:23, on the exact version being discussed
- WithoutFeedback scattered across texts, emails, and voice memosWith ConcertoEvery note in one thread, next to the audio it refers to
- Without“Wait, which bounce are you listening to?”With ConcertoComments live on a specific version, so context never gets lost
- WithoutOld notes that nobody remembers addressingWith ConcertoResolved comments collapse; open ones stay in view until handled