Collect files, manage mix revisions, discuss on-track, and deliver the final product - all in one place.
Write time-stamped comments, listen better with built-in A/B tests, or record a timestamped voice memo —all without leaving the audio timeline.
Highlight sections of a track, and drop precise feedback right on the waveform.
Compare multiple versions of a mix side by side. Instantly switch between takes and make informed decisions. All without the loudness bias.
Not everything fits into text. Record a voice comment, hum a melody, or speak your ideas directly into the project.
Define your own review objectives, mix checklists, and workflow stages so you can reuse across projects.
Manage notes, tasks, files, versions of audio tracks and timestamped feedback all in the same place. No more digging through email threads or guessing which version someone meant.
Bring order to every moving part of your production. Have all the files, feedback, and communication into a single, organized workspace, so nothing gets lost across emails or folders. Every collaborator works from the same context with clarity at every stage.
Creative momentum breaks when you switch between tools and threads. Opusonix keeps your entire project — ideas, assets, feedback, and revisions — in one continuous workspace. With full context always in view, you can make faster decisions and stay focused longer.
Production slows down when coordination becomes work. Opusonix removes the communication and management friction across every stage—from early ideation and asset exchange to feedback and final delivery.
Your mix isn’t the only thing clients judge — your process matters too. Give them a clear, structured way to listen, compare, comment, and stay informed at every step. With everything organized in one place, you provide your clients a better and professional experience.
When projects pile up, Opusonix keeps things contextualized and organized. So you can take on more projects without the mental stress.
Create tracks, upload files, add notes, and invite clients—all in one flow. Even better - share your planner with your clients so they can submit ready-to-go project requests. Less setup. More actual production.
Bring audio tracks, notes, checklists, chat and files together in a self-contained collaborative workspace — so your work sessions stay focused, contextualized, and productive.
Visualize your own production pipeline with the built-in Kanban board and watch your work move from start to finish.
Turn feedback into action. Save tasks and deadlines right in your project workspaces. Then, view all feedback in your global calendar so nothing slips through the cracks.
Collaborate, Review, and Share Your Music Productions—All in One Place
Opusonix works like Google Docs for audio teams, so you can work with your team in realtime or on your own schedule.
Need to share your works with someone outside your project team? Create public playlists to showcase your tracks. The playlists are brand-able and works well on desktop and mobile devices. They can even be embedded on webpages.
Ready to deliver? Use the Export feature to pack up all assets and send to your client with a single click. Or - transfer ownership of the entire workspace to your clients so they get to keep the project and the revisions.
Speed up the mix process by getting precise and actionable feedback from your clients
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.
Imagine you can focus only on the music, and not having to be the glue of all the moving parts.
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