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Adding Comments

Comments let you leave feedback on your tracks and bounces directly within The Library. Whether you’re taking notes during a production session, leaving feedback for collaborators, or marking things to revisit later, comments help you keep track of everything in one place.

How Comments Work

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Comments require non-empty content and a track-group anchor. A specific track or bounce reference, timecode, time range, todo link, and file identity details are optional context when feedback relates to a particular file.

Each comment can include:

  • The comment text itself
  • A timecode if you’re referencing a specific moment in the audio
  • A link to the bounce file it belongs to
  • Optional attachments to related todos

Adding a Comment to a Track

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To add a comment, you’ll need to have a track selected in the dashboard. Open the activity panel by clicking on a track in your grid.

Finding the Comments Widget

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Open the comments controls for a track group you can access, then enter non-empty feedback.

Selecting a Bounce

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Select a bounce when you want file-specific context. Click the dropdown button in the comments widget header to see the available bounces for the current track and choose the relevant file.

If there are no bounces available, you can still leave track-level feedback when you have access to the track group. A bounce is optional context, not a requirement for every comment.

Writing and Submitting

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Type non-empty feedback and submit it. The resulting comment remains anchored to the required track group; optional bounce and timecode context can make the note more specific.

Comments on Shared Tracks

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If you’re working on a collaborative project, you can leave comments on shared tracks when you have current scoped access. The access check covers the owner, completed direct-share access, and completed bucket-share access for the relevant track group.

If you do not see the ability to comment on a shared track, check with the owner that the completed share or bucket access is still available.

Comment Badges

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For the selected track group, the Comments tab in the activity panel can show a count badge. The badge shows the total number of comments; when five or more were created within the last 48 hours, it uses the hot indicator with a flame icon.

Editing and Deleting Your Comments

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Only the author can update a comment’s non-empty text or delete it.

If you realize you’ve made a mistake after submitting, simply edit the comment rather than creating a new one. This keeps the discussion organized and avoids confusion.

Tips

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