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Waveform Notes

Waveform Notes allow you to attach notes directly to positions within a preview.

Use them to:

  • Mark arrangement ideas
  • Remember mix revisions
  • Capture lyric concepts
  • Track client feedback
  • Flag sections that need work

When playback reaches a note marker, the note can be reviewed directly from the waveform.

Variation-Specific Notes

Waveform Notes belong to the currently selected preview variation.

If a Session contains multiple preview variations, each variation maintains its own set of waveform notes and feedback markers. This allows Mix 1, Mix 2, masters, client revisions, and alternate versions to keep their notes separate.

For example, a note added to Mix V1 will not appear when viewing Mix V2 unless it is added to that variation separately.

Add a Waveform Note​

  1. Play the preview.
  2. Use the waveform to find the moment you want to mark.
  3. Click the add note button at the playhead.
  4. Review existing timestamped notes below the waveform.
Waveform Notes panel before any timestamped notes are added
Start playback, find the right moment, then add a note at the playhead.

Write and Save the Note​

  1. Confirm the timestamp.
  2. Write the note.
  3. Save the note.
Waveform Notes editor with timestamp, text field, and Save button
Write the note for the selected timestamp, then save it.

Review Saved Notes​

  1. The waveform marker shows where the note was added.
  2. Hover or select the marker to review the note at that timestamp.
  3. The note also appears in the Notes list.
  4. Edit or delete the saved note from the Notes list.
Waveform Notes panel showing a saved marker, tooltip, and timestamped note
Saved waveform notes appear on the waveform and in the Notes list.

Check Notes from the Session Card​

  1. Waveform note markers appear on the Session card preview.
  2. The mini player shows the preview position.
  3. The waveform notes button opens the notes view again.
Session card showing a waveform note marker and tooltip
Waveform notes remain visible from the Session card preview.