SoundisiaK Studio

Music gets made in the handoffs — and that's where it breaks

A record is built across DAWs, inboxes and expiring file-transfer links. The mix comes back as final_v7_REAL.wav, the feedback lives in a voice note, and by release day nobody can say who played what. SoundisiaK Studio keeps the release and everyone working on it in one place: every version of every track, the feedback attached to the exact second, and the credits that come out of it.

Version control that understands stems

Upload a track with its stems. Re-uploading creates a new version instead of overwriting the old one, so nothing is lost and the filename stops carrying the version history. Key and BPM are detected automatically, per stem and for the mix, so a session is searchable instead of remembered.

Feedback on the exact second

Comments attach to a timestamp on the waveform. "The snare at 1:14" is a click, not a paragraph. Reviewers reply where the problem is, and the thread stays pinned to the version it was written about — so old notes never get confused with the current mix.

From first idea to final master

• Bits — the ideation hub for voice memos and half-ideas, before they are songs.
• Projects — one project is one release: track order, metadata, and the paperwork.
• Credits and splits — contributors, roles and shares, including guest artists who do not have an account.

Sharing that does not leak

Share private streaming links with people outside the team without giving them access to the rest of the workspace. Collaborators and team members are separate roles with separate permissions. Masters download lossless in WAV or FLAC.

Who it is for

Producers, mixing and mastering engineers, artists, managers and labels — anyone whose work arrives as an audio file and leaves as a decision.

Pricing and platform

There is a free forever plan; paid plans start at $49 per workspace per month. SoundisiaK Studio runs in the browser — Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera — with nothing to install.