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Set up the hierarchy
Create a project → add an album → add a track.
Quiet launch · how it works
From versions → decisions → shareable listening page.
ReverbMind is a private workspace for organizing variations and getting feedback on what to release next.
The workflow
02
Add versions
Add variations so every option lives in one place.
03
Compare + decide
Listen with focus and mark a winner.
04
Share for feedback
Publish a listening page when you want input.
The pieces you’ll work with
Project
Container for related albums and tracks.
Track
Song or idea you’re refining.
Variation
Specific version of a track.
Share page
Public-facing listening view for an album.
Feedback
Notes tied to a track (optionally a specific variation).
Get music in
Bring versions into one place.
Create the track you’re working on, then add variations under it.
Today: ReverbMind is optimized for Suno workflows — paste a Suno link to pull in a variation.
Compare + choose
Compare variations and pick the winner.
Compare options in a focused listening flow built for quick decisions.
Only one variation can be marked as the winner for a track.
When you share, the winner stays consistent so feedback and listens map back to a stable decision.
A winner remains selected until you change it.
Privacy
Private by default. Sharing is explicit.
Your workspace is private by default.
Share pages are created explicitly and can be disabled at any time.
Feedback
Collect input that stays actionable.
Notes are tied to a track (and optionally a specific variation), so they map back to the decision you’re making.
Listeners can leave feedback notes (MVP: logged-in only).
If this matches how you already work, ReverbMind will feel familiar on day one.