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MixMaster Pro
The client experience
Client interface: waveform with timestamped pins, comments thread, and feedback summary
Timestamped pins on the waveform - clear, ordered, tied to the moment they mean.
Client Revisions

Client Revisions

Send mixes to your clients, collect timestamped feedback, and turn every note into actionable mix improvements.

Client Revisions is included on Studio—send-for-review links, client listening, timeline comments, and action items in your analysis. Studio includes unlimited new sessions (fair use). Maya Personal Mentor with full client-feedback context is a Studio plan feature.

The client feedback problem

Most engineers do not lack taste - they lack a system. Without a dedicated workflow, client communication becomes the bottleneck.

  • Clients send feedback through WhatsApp, email, screenshots, and PDFs - none of it lines up with your session.
  • Notes are messy, duplicated, or contradictory, so you rebuild the story every time.
  • There is no reliable link between what they heard and where it happens on the timeline.
  • Revision history lives in chat threads instead of next to the work, so tracking changes is exhausting.
  • You waste hours turning vague language into real mix moves instead of finishing the record.

What Client Revisions does

Client Revisions is a professional loop for engineers who deliver mixes to real people - not a generic comment box. It is included on Pro and Studio (Pro has a monthly session cap; Studio is unlimited, fair use).

  • Send a dedicated listen link for each mix version your client should judge.
  • They hear the bounce and drop feedback at specific timestamps - no DAW required on their side.
  • Everything lands in one place, structured around the timeline - not scattered across apps.
  • You keep a professional revision loop: send, listen, note, fix, ship again.

Privacy by design: clients only see the feedback interface - they do not see your mix analysis or score.

Built for revision discipline

Timestamped feedback, structured action items, and a clear handoff between client communication and engineering time - that is the layer MixMaster Pro adds on top of analysis.

The revision loop

This is the core workflow: one continuous loop from bounce to bounce, with no dropped notes and no mystery feedback.

  1. 1

    Send a mix version to your client

    Share a listen link for the exact bounce you want feedback on - no extra tools required.

  2. 2

    Client leaves timestamped feedback

    Notes land on the timeline while they listen, so nothing is lost in translation.

  3. 3

    Feedback is collected automatically

    Every comment stays in one structured thread tied to your mix session.

  4. 4

    Feedback becomes action items

    Client notes show up in your analysis To-Do list as concrete tasks - not a separate inbox.

  5. 5

    You fix the mix

    Work the list in place: address level, tone, balance, and arrangement with full context.

  6. 6

    Send a new version and repeat

    Close the loop: ship the next bounce, capture new notes, and keep revisions moving.

Engineer view: Client Feedback tab with waveform markers and client notes as action items
In your analysis workspace, client notes become checkable action items next to the waveform - jump from a pin or the list without losing the thread.
Integrated with Mix Analysis

Feedback is not a separate product

Client notes are not siloed in another tool. They flow into the same action-item system you already use alongside spectral views, diagnostics, and version history - so you solve client requests with the same rigor you apply to technical findings.

Open your To-Do list inside the analysis, work client-driven items next to analysis-driven ones, and keep one prioritized picture of what still needs to move before the next bounce.

Studio plan

Not sure how to read a client note? Ask Maya.

Maya is your Personal Mentor inside MixMaster Pro. When client feedback is vague ("make it warmer," "the vocal feels small"), she can read the same timestamped notes you see, relate them to your mix context, and answer in plain language - without your client ever seeing your analysis report or score.

Ask her to summarize themes across every note ("what are the top three problems they keep pointing at?"), turn a single comment into EQ and dynamics suggestions, or sanity-check your next bounce against what they asked for. She stays in the engineering seat: you decide the moves; she helps you interpret and prioritize.

  • Collapse a wall of chat into a short list of technical themes (balance, tone, dynamics, space) tied to real timestamps.
  • Compare what the client heard to your revision plan so the next version directly addresses their notes - not your guess.

Personal Mentor (Maya) with session-aware access to client feedback is included on the Studio plan. Upgrade if you want this layer on every revision round.

Maya chat summarizing client feedback themes with timestamps

Stop chasing feedback. Start managing revisions.

MixMaster Pro is how you run professional client communication alongside deep mix analysis - one platform, one loop, every bounce accounted for.

Client Revisions (listening links, timeline feedback, action items) is included on Studio. Maya with client-feedback context is part of Studio only.