Send your music. Hear what they think.
Send a collaborator one listening page instead of juggling audio attachments and separate messages. They can play your song, point to the exact moments they want to discuss and—if you allow it—download the files to work on them.
Working preview · Vault is currently in private testing. Public plans are not on sale yet.
Updated November 14, 2026 · Written by Selekt AudioSee both sides of a listening invitation
Choose a song, create a practice invitation and see how a timestamped comment reaches its owner. This demo sends no link or message to anyone.
Preview only. No account files, payments or cloud saves. Music loads when a demonstration needs it—not when you open this page.
Three steps to get started
- 1Choose saved files and give the invitation a name.
- 2Choose expiry, download permission and confirm your right to share.
- 3Copy the link, send it yourself and review timestamped feedback.
A listening page your collaborator can open
Share one mix or a selection of saved files through a listening invitation. The recipient can hear the audio in a browser without a Selekt account, rather than downloading an attachment just to give you an opinion.
Give the invitation a name that makes sense to them: “Friday mix—thoughts on the chorus?” is easier to recognize than a filename full of final-version numbers. Save a temporary file to the Vault first if you want to create a listening link for it.
Comments at the exact moments
A comment can point to a specific second of the recording, so “try bringing the drums in here” has a clear location. Feedback arrives with the listening invitation instead of being scattered through messages.
New feedback remains private to the owner until approved for other listeners. Review it, listen again and decide what you want to change. The listener is not editing your source file.
Let them listen—or let them work on the file too
Leave downloads off when you want playback and feedback only. Turn them on when your collaborator needs a copy to edit in their own music software. The recipient page follows that choice.
A listening link can be forwarded by its recipient. Choose its expiry, share it with people you intend to reach and revoke it to stop new access. Revoking a link cannot take back audio someone already downloaded or buffered. The configured maximum invitation duration is currently 90 days.
Share the mix or master you actually mean
Keep your rough mix and finished master separate in the recording’s family. Open a compatible mix in Mastering if you want to compare a mastered version, then save and share the one you chose.
A revised file is a new version. Create an invitation for that version when you want feedback on it. The Vault does not promise simultaneous DAW editing, a session transfer or automatic synchronization with someone else’s computer.
Share files you have the right to share
Before creating an invitation for your own uploaded files or tool outputs, actively confirm “I have the right to share this file.” The affirmation is required for that link; allowing playback or downloads does not grant rights you do not have.
A copyright recognition report can provide evidence of what was scanned, but it does not replace permission. For catalog sounds, keep the source/license framing and respect the terms of that particular recording.
Give your next step a useful starting point
Opening a tool does not start paid processing. Review its capabilities, options and price first. Saving an available result is a separate choice.
Questions you might have
Does my listener need an account?
No account is needed to listen or leave timestamped comments on an available listening invitation. Creating a return listening link of their own requires Vault access.
Can I stop listeners downloading my music?
You can leave the invitation’s download option off so the recipient page offers playback and comments without a file-download action. This is not DRM and cannot prevent every possible way of recording playback.
Is this a way to submit beats to labels?
This guide covers sharing with people you choose. It does not provide artist placement, label submissions, collaborator matching or guaranteed exposure.
Does this demo create a real public link?
No. The demo practices a listening invitation and feedback in this browser only. No message or public listening link is created.
