Play and edit a project in the browser
Hear a project's arrangement without the DAW, move clips with your team, and save it back as a new version.
Play it
Press play on a project's card. The player opens on its own page, loads the samples from the synced files and starts. You can also search Play and the project name in ⌘K. Back returns to where you were.
The arrangement shows as a playlist, one lane per track or channel. Click a lane or the bar numbers to jump; pinch or ⌘ and scroll to zoom. Drag the ends of the scrollbar beside the lanes, or hold Alt/⌥ and scroll, to make them taller or slimmer. Mute or solo a lane for yourself only.
Click a lane's name to see what plays it. Double-click a MIDI clip to open its notes in the piano roll.
Hear the real mix against it
Link the project to a version from its … menu. That bounce sits on top as a muted lane: unmute it to compare. A project the browser can't play plays its render alone.
Listen together
Everyone with the project open hears the same thing. Anyone's play, pause or jump moves everyone, and their faces show on the card. Open in a new tab puts the player on a second screen.
Edit together
- Drag a clip to move it. It snaps to the grid; hold Alt to place it freely.
- Click a clip and press Delete to remove it. ⌘Z undoes.
- Press Save to write the changes into the project as its next version.
Pull it in the desktop app to open it in FL Studio or Live. Plugins, mixer, automation and samples stay exactly as they were. If someone pushed a newer version meanwhile, Save refuses so nothing gets overwritten. Editing needs project edit access; everyone else can listen.
Share it to listen
Switch on Project files on a track share link and its projects show on the share page, to listen only.
From a session
Each track on a studio session has a button that opens its newest project, and everyone in the session hears the same arrangement.