Comments & feedback
Threaded comments on track versions, media assets, milestones, and todos — plus an in-app feedback widget that feeds an admin triage board.
What it is
Comments let you leave timestamped notes on a track version, react with emoji, attach voice memos or files, and thread replies — all without leaving Aden. The same system also covers comments on covers, playlist covers, team media, milestones, and todos, so feedback stays in one place no matter what you're reviewing.
The feedback widget (accessible from any page) is a separate channel for reporting bugs or sharing improvement ideas directly with the Aden team. It captures a screenshot and the exact page you're on so nothing gets lost.
Using it
Leaving a comment on a track version
- Open a track, switch to the Versions tab, and select the version you want to review.
- Click anywhere in the waveform to pin the comment to a specific moment, or leave the timestamp empty for a general note.
- Type your comment. Mention a teammate with
@nameto notify them. - Optionally attach a voice memo (Pro and above) or a file (Ultra and above).
- Submit — the comment appears in the thread immediately.
Replying and reacting
- Click Reply under any comment to start a sub-thread.
- Click the emoji button on any comment to react. Each user-emoji pair is unique (clicking the same emoji again removes your reaction).
Commenting via a share link
If someone shared a track or playlist link with comments enabled, you can leave a comment without an Aden account. Enter a display name and your comment appears alongside authenticated comments. You can optionally add your email too — if you later create an Aden account with that email (or sign in from the same browser), the comments you left as a guest are automatically linked to your account.
Submitting feedback to the Aden team
- Click the feedback button (available in the app nav).
- Describe the improvement or issue. Optionally add extra detail and let Aden capture a screenshot of the current page.
- Submit — the Aden team sees your submission on their admin board and can reply with a status update.
Writers camps
Org-run songwriting camps that group studio sessions, manage a roster of writers, and let people join either by personal invite (auto-join) or a public open-form signup link (with an optional price to join). Logged-in applicants can review, edit, or opt out of their submission. Camps surface on the in-app calendar, ICS feeds, the MCP server, and mobile, and unfurl with a rich OG image when shared.
Sessions, studios & buildings
Studio sessions are time-boxed collaboration events for a team — with tracks, participants, in-browser recordings, AI analysis, and (optionally) a link to a bookable studio space.