Your DAW is where you make the music. Opusonix is where the work around the music happens. Keep mixes, versions, feedback, files, client conversations, approvals, and project progress together in a workspace built specifically for audio.
Managing versions shouldn’t mean losing valuable feedback.
Opusonix allows you to compare revisions side-by-side, level-matched, while keeping timestamped comments attached to the tracks. Quickly identify what changed between versions and make better production decisions with complete context.
See how a project evolved—from the first mix to the final approval—without losing the context along the way.
Give clients a dedicated place to participate in the project from sending you files, the first listen, to final delivery.
They can listen to mixes, leave timestamped comments, compare versions, review revisions, and stay connected as the project moves through each phase. When the work is ready, approval and delivery are part of the same experience.
Feedback is more useful when it’s connected to the music. Add notes directly to the audio at the exact moment they matter, making it easy to understand what needs to change—and just as easy to remember what was already decided.
Your sound is part of your reputation. So is the way you work with clients. As your projects and client relationships grow, Opusonix gives you a professional workspace for managing the work around your audio—so the experience you create matches the quality of what you deliver.
Work with your teammates in a shared production workspace and a single studio identity:
Offer a client self-serve request portal, send file requests, confusion-free client experience, and clean approval handoff. All the things you can't do with emails, full stop.
The centralized project workspace functions as an external memory that provides a better work experience to you and your clients.
Kickoff your projects faster with File Requests and the streamlined Project Planner
Make your own music catalog so you can easily browse, listen and showcase your works in a professional and visually stunning way.
You don't have to change everything at once. Start with your next project and give yourself and your client a better place to work around the audio.
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Create a more professional experience for audio clients with better workflows for mixing, mastering, file delivery, project review, communication, and client collaboration. …
Those tools can store files or manage tasks. Opusonix is built specifically around audio work, so mixes, versions, waveforms, timestamps, feedback, revisions, approvals, and delivery are part of the same workspace.
Yes. You can send file requests to clients, who can see the track title and your name on the upload page. They can also write down track-specific notes in addition to uploading their files.
Yes. Opusonix includes built-in level-matched A/B comparison tools that make it easy to evaluate revisions and track project progress. You and your clients can easily leverage this capability to A/B across mix revisions.
Yes. When a project is done, you can generate a project export package that includes just the things you want, delivered to your client via email. Alternatively you can also transfer ownership of the project to your client so they can also get the complete version history and context.
Yes. Opusonix includes project organization tools such as Kanban boards, task tracking, and a unified calendar view across projects.
Yes, but the account is invisible to your clients. From their perspective, they just click on your invitation email and they land in the track workspace. When they do this the first time, they will need to enter their name. When they return to the track workspace, they will be able to authenticate via email. No password or account to setup.
No. Opusonix works alongside your DAW and tools. You can start by requesting files from your clients, or sending your next mix through Opusonix.
Absolutely. Whether you’re managing a single artist or coordinating larger teams of engineers, musicians, and clients, Opusonix scales with your workflow.
