Upload each version of your mix and send one link. Your client clicks the exact moment, says what to change, compares versions at matched loudness and approves - no more “the guitar at 2:13” e-mail threads.
Two sides, five steps each. The engineer uploads and shares; the client only opens a link.
When two versions differ in level, the louder one almost always sounds better - even when it is the worse mix. Mix Review measures what listeners actually hear (BS.1770 integrated loudness of the preview) and turns the louder version down to the quieter one while you switch, never boosting anything and keeping true-peak headroom. It also shows the raw difference, so nobody is fooled either way.
Both versions play on the same clock and switching only changes their gain, so A and B change instantly at the same spot in the song. Comments always stay on the version they were made on; clicking one plays from there.
Approval is a named confirmation bound to the exact file (its SHA-256 fingerprint): the next version never inherits it, and it is clearly labelled as not identity-verified. Links can be turned off at any time, and the original files stay private - clients only stream a compressed preview.
No. Clients open the link, type a name once and can comment, reply and approve. Only you (the engineer) sign in, because the files are stored in your account.
It measures both versions and plays the louder one quieter by the difference, so you compare the mix, not the volume. It only ever turns down, keeps true-peak headroom and switches itself off for silent or very short files.
It records the name the client typed, the time and the exact file (version and SHA-256 fingerprint). The name is not verified, and the page says so. A newer version needs its own approval.
Anyone with the link can listen and comment, so share it with the right people and turn it off when you are done. Original files are never handed out - listeners stream a compressed preview through TuttiDAW, which stops the moment you turn the link off. Listening in a browser cannot prevent recording.
WAV and MP3 stereo mixes up to 10 minutes and 200 MB. For other formats, export a WAV or MP3 from your DAW or converter first.
Until you delete them. Uploads count toward your cloud storage (2 GB on the Free plan, more on Pro and Premium). Deleting a review, or your account, removes its files, comments and approvals.
Every comment can become a marker in the editor - open a version in TuttiDAW and work through the notes.
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