A SoundCloud alternative for private feedback on your tracks

Share mixes, demos and podcast drafts privately, and get feedback pinned to the exact moment on the waveform. Notetracks is built for the review stage before a track goes public, not for streaming.

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Built for feedback, not streaming

Notes pinned to the waveform

Click anywhere on the track to leave a comment at that exact moment. Every note shows up as a marker, so "the vocal is too loud at 2:14" stays attached to 2:14, not buried in an email or text thread.

Notetracks shared playlist player with play controls and a Download original button

New: Introducing Playlists

Group tracks into a playlist, like an EP, a batch of demos or a season of podcast episodes, and share it with one link. Anyone with the link can listen, leave timestamped comments or download, and you choose those permissions for each playlist.

Every version in one project

Upload a new mix next to the old one and keep the notes for each. Compare versions in one place instead of juggling links and file names like "final_v7_REAL".

Doesn't SoundCloud already have timestamped comments?

It does, but they're designed for listeners reacting to published tracks. Notetracks comments are built for working notes: reply in threads, mark notes as resolved, record a voice note or draw on the waveform, and export comments to Audition or Audacity.

What is the best SoundCloud alternative for getting feedback on music?

If you need feedback rather than listeners, pick a tool built for review: private sharing, comments tied to a timestamp, and a way to track which notes are fixed. Notetracks does all three and keeps every version of a track in one project.

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Is there a free SoundCloud alternative?

You can try any Notetracks plan free for 7 days: upload a track, invite collaborators and start collecting timestamped feedback before you decide.

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Mixing Engineer

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Jenny Turner Hall

Podcast Writer/Director

Ready to simplify your audio collaboration process?

Get clear feedback on your next track. Upload a mix, share it privately and see every note right on the waveform. When it's ready, release it wherever you like, SoundCloud included.

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