All your classes,in one place.
Software built for music schools. Post assignments, collect hand-ins and give feedback right on the track, and see who has handed in at a glance.
Runs in the browser, nothing to install. Pricing is tailored to each school.
- Music Production 118 / 24 handed in
- Mixing & Mastering11 / 16 handed in
- Sound Design9 / 12 handed in
Less adminfor teachers.
Post an assignment,get the tracks back.
Teachers see who has handed in at a glance. Students always know what to fix next.
- Post an assignmentPer class, with a brief and a deadline. Students get a reminder before it is due.
- Students hand inNew versions stack on the same submission, so progress is easy to follow.
- Give feedback, set a statusTimestamped text or video on the waveform, then reviewed, needs revision or approved. No grades.
ApprovedMaja L.Night Bus
Needs revisionElias K.Dusty Kicks
SubmittedNoor A.Glasshouse
MissingMarcus J.Not handed in yet

- NNoor A.Classmate00:21
Love the vocal chop, maybe bring it in earlier?
- JJohanTeacher00:48
Kick and bass fight here. Sidechain the bass or carve 60 Hz out of one of them.
Give feedback onthe exact second.
Teachers and classmates comment on the exact second, as text or a screen-recorded video. No more “around the second chorus”.
The whole class can listen to each other in a shared listening room. Teachers keep the official word, and can keep feedback private per assignment.
InterestedDusty KicksElias
Want to hear moreNight Bus v2Maja
InterestedGlasshouseNoor
“The hook lands. Tighten the intro to 8 bars and send me the next version.”
Send tracks to A&Rsand follow up.
Schools already send student tracks to A&Rs. The replies come back by email, and rarely reach the student.
With Tracklounge-Ed the contact gets one personal link, no account needed. They listen, leave timestamped notes and a verdict on each track: pass, interested, or want to hear more. It all lands on the student's submission, and your team gets a summary when they are done.
Made by producers,in Stockholm.
Tracklounge is a Stockholm-based company started by two music producers. We know how much a track improves from honest, specific feedback, and how hard that feedback is to come by.
Our main platform, Tracklounge, connects artists with experienced producers and DJs for structured, timestamped, quality-checked feedback on their music. Tracklounge-Ed takes the same tools into the classroom, built around how teachers and students actually work.
More about Tracklounge →Questions from schools.
Getting started
Contact us for pricing at info@tracklounge.com.
We create your school and your first admin. From there the admin invites teachers and students by email, one at a time or as a pasted list, and teachers can invite students straight into their own classes.
No. Everything runs in the browser. Students upload their tracks, listen to classmates and leave feedback from any computer.
Teaching
No. Every submission has a status (submitted, reviewed, needs revision or approved), so students know exactly where they stand without a grading system on top of the one you already use.
Classmates can always listen to each other and leave feedback. Teachers can make feedback private per assignment, which hides the feedback on other students' work while keeping the listening room open. Industry feedback is only visible to the student and their teachers.
A teacher picks tracks and a contact, for example an A&R or a label. The contact gets a personal link, listens, and leaves timestamped feedback plus a verdict on each track. No account needed. The feedback lands on the student's submission, and the student is notified.
Book a demo for your school.
We will set up a demo school and walk your teachers through it in 20 minutes.