Samply Tutorial
🎧 Reviewing Your Tracks on Samply
To ensure your project sounds exactly right, I use Samply for audio reviews. It allows you to leave precise feedback directly on the track. Here is how to use it:
1. Getting Started
On Desktop: Click the link I sent to open the player in your browser. 💻
On Mobile: For the best experience, you can download the Samply App (iOS/Android). 📱
2. Opening the Comment View
To leave a note, you need to engage the player first:
Play the song. ▶️
Once playing, click the "Comment" button.
(Note: If you already see comments on the file, you can simply click the 💬 icon).
3. How to Leave Comments
Here are the three ways to time-stamp your notes:
Type
How to do it
Best used for
Single Point 📍
This is the default setting.
Pointing out a specific click, pop, or a single word tweak.
No Timestamp 🌎
Click the Clock Icon 🕒 to toggle the time OFF.
General feedback like "The overall volume should be louder" or "Approved! ✅"
Time Range 📏
Click the second Time Numbers (e.g., 00:10 - 0:43) to set a start & end point.
Feedback on a whole section, e.g., "This chorus needs more energy."
4. Comparing Versions
The player will always load the latest version automatically. To listen to older versions:
Look for the Version Name (e.g., "v1") or the Stack Icon (looks like layered papers) near the track duration.
Click it to see the history list and select the previous version you want to hear.
Samply Tutorial
🎧 Reviewing Your Tracks on Samply
To ensure your project sounds exactly right, I use Samply for audio reviews. It allows you to leave precise feedback directly on the track. Here is how to use it:
1. Getting Started
On Desktop: Click the link I sent to open the player in your browser. 💻
On Mobile: For the best experience, you can download the Samply App (iOS/Android). 📱
2. Opening the Comment View
To leave a note, you need to engage the player first:
Play the song. ▶️
Once playing, click the "Comment" button.
(Note: If you already see comments on the file, you can simply click the 💬 icon).
3. How to Leave Comments
Here are the three ways to time-stamp your notes:
Type
How to do it
Best used for
Single Point 📍
This is the default setting.
Pointing out a specific click, pop, or a single word tweak.
No Timestamp 🌎
Click the Clock Icon 🕒 to toggle the time OFF.
General feedback like "The overall volume should be louder" or "Approved! ✅"
Time Range 📏
Click the second Time Numbers (e.g., 00:10 - 0:43) to set a start & end point.
Feedback on a whole section, e.g., "This chorus needs more energy."
4. Comparing Versions
The player will always load the latest version automatically. To listen to older versions:
Look for the Version Name (e.g., "v1") or the Stack Icon (looks like layered papers) near the track duration.
Click it to see the history list and select the previous version you want to hear.
