Frequently asked questions

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What is Track Tutor?

A multitrack audio learning web app for choirs, vocal ensembles, and instrumental groups. You upload up to six tracks per song and control the gain on each independently, so members can isolate their part while still hearing the others.

Who is it for?

Choir directors, music teachers, ensemble leaders, and anyone who wants their members to be able to practice with track-by-track control over what they hear.

How does it work?

  1. A manager creates a group and invites members.
  2. The manager uploads songs, with up to six audio tracks per song.
  3. Members open a song in the player and adjust each track's volume independently.
  4. The PRE button highlights one part — your track comes up, the others drop back — and toggles off when you're done.

What audio formats are supported?

Currently MP3 only.

How many tracks can I upload per song?

Up to six.

How do I prepare audio for a song?

Track Tutor expects each part as its own audio file — it does not extract or separate parts from a stereo or mixed recording. You'll typically produce these by recording each voice separately, or by exporting individual stems from a multitrack session in your DAW. Mono files per track are recommended to keep upload sizes down, but stereo files are accepted too.

Where are the audio files stored?

Uploaded tracks live in Google Cloud Storage. Streaming URLs are signed and short-lived, so only authenticated members of a group can play that group's tracks.

Can I add lyrics?

Yes — every song has an optional lyrics field, and the player has a Lyrics tab with adjustable font size for singing along.

What's the difference between an open and a private playlist?

Open playlists are visible to every member of the group. Private playlists are visible only to members the manager has explicitly added — useful for section-only rehearsals or work-in-progress sets.

How do I sign in?

Email and password, Google, or Apple.

Can I delete a group?

Yes — group owners can delete their group from the group settings page. Deleting a group permanently removes its songs, playlists, and memberships.

Is Track Tutor free?

See the Pricing page.

How do I get help?

Join us on Discord — the link is in the footer. We watch the channel and respond.