Quick start

WAVDROP turns a music file into a link. Your client opens it in any browser and presses play. They don't need an account, and they don't have to ask for access.

Here's the whole loop, start to finish.

1. Create your account#

Sign up at app.wavdrop.link. While WAVDROP is in beta, sign-up may ask for an invite code.

2. Create a project#

A project holds the songs you're sending one client: a single, an EP, an album.

1. Click New project.
2. Type the client or artist name. Pick an existing client from the list, or keep typing to create a new one.
3. Name the project and save.

3. Upload your files#

Drag files onto the project, or click to browse. WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP3, M4A and AAC all work. See Uploading files for size limits.

If a file looks like a new mix of a song that's already there, WAVDROP asks whether to stack it as a new version or keep it separate.

4. Send the link#

Every project has one share link, shown on the project page. Click Copy and send it however you like: text, email, DM.

Click Client view first if you want to see exactly what your client will see.

5. Get notes back#

Your client presses play and leaves notes on the exact second they're talking about. You see them on the project page and in Notes, where you can reply or mark them done.

Next steps#

• How WAVDROP is organized: the few ideas the rest of the docs build on.
• Share links: song links, turning links off, and expiry.
• What your client sees: so you can walk them through it.