Share Your Tracks for Feedback

Track Sharing in Cryo Mix: What It Does and How It Works

TL;DR: Track Sharing lets you generate a shareable link for any project so you can send it to collaborators, friends, or your audience for feedback. Recipients see your artist profile and can listen to a preview. If they have a Cryo Mix account, they can also hear the before/after comparison and leave comments on your track.

Getting outside ears on a mix is one of the fastest ways to improve. Track Sharing makes that easy by letting you send a single link to anyone, no file transfers, no exports, no back-and-forth over email.

What the Shared Page Includes

For everyone (with or without a Cryo Mix account)

Audio preview of your current master
Your artist profile (if you have set it up and made it public), including your name, image, and bio

For Cryo Mix users (existing account or new sign-up)

Before/after comparison, so the listener can hear what your track sounded like before and after processing
Comments and feedback directly on the track, so you get specific, actionable input in one place

How to Share a Track

At the end of the mastering stage, click the Share button.
A shareable link will be generated. Copy it.
Send the link to anyone via message, email, social media, or wherever you connect with your people.

That is it. No credits are spent, and the recipient does not need to download anything.

When to Use Track Sharing

Getting feedback from collaborators

Send the link to your producer, vocalist, or mixing partner. They can listen to the current state of the mix and leave comments without needing access to your project files.

Sharing progress with artists or clients

If you are mixing for someone else, share a link instead of bouncing and emailing WAV files back and forth. They hear the latest version instantly and can tell you exactly what they want changed.

Building your audience

Share your work-in-progress on social media or in communities like the Cryo Mix Discord. If your artist profile is public, every shared link doubles as a mini portfolio page.

Getting a second opinion before release

Sometimes you just need fresh ears. Send the link to a friend or fellow creator and ask them to compare the before/after. Their perspective can catch things you have been missing after hours of listening.

Artist Profile Setup

The shared page can display your artist profile, including your name, image, and bio. To set this up:

Go to your account settings.
Fill in your artist profile details.
Make sure your profile is set to public.

If your profile is not set up or is set to private, the shared page will still work. It just will not show profile information.

Pro Tips

Share early, share often

You do not have to wait until the mix is "done." Sharing a rough version early can save you hours of work by catching direction issues before you go deep into tweaking.

Use comments to keep feedback organized

When recipients leave comments on your track through Cryo Mix, everything stays in one place. No more digging through group chats and email threads to find that one note about the chorus.

Pair with Project History

If feedback sends you in a new direction, remember that you can always restore a previous version of your mix using the Project History feature. Share, experiment, and roll back if needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does sharing a track cost credits?

No. Generating and sharing a link is free and does not use any credits.

Can anyone listen to my track?

Anyone with the link can hear the audio preview. The before/after comparison and commenting features are available only to people with a Cryo Mix account.

Can the recipient download my track?

No. Track Sharing is for listening and feedback only. Your audio files stay in your account.

Can I revoke a shared link?

Yes. You can disable the shared link at any time from within your project. Once disabled, the link will no longer work for anyone.

Does the recipient need a Cryo Mix account?

Not to listen. They can hear the audio preview and see your artist profile without an account. To access the before/after comparison and leave comments, they will need to sign up or log in.