You just used Track Tutor
That mixer was the whole idea.
Clouds On Fire was playing through Track Tutor: every part on its own fader, so you can turn yourself up, turn everyone else down, and learn the notes before rehearsal instead of during it. Groups use it for their whole repertoire.
What a group gets
- ✓Playlists of practice tracks for the whole repertoire, each part on its own fader, with a PRE button that pulls your part forward.
- ✓Sheet music next to the audio, with your own pencil marks and the director’s notes on separate layers.
- ✓A shared calendar and group messages, so the rehearsal schedule and the “we’re in the other hall tonight” live in one place.
- ✓Apps for iPhone and Android that work offline, with lock-screen controls for the drive to rehearsal.
Free to start. Singers never pay.
A free group is enough for a quartet with a short set list, which is enough to find out whether it fits. Larger groups pay a flat fee for the group; the singers in it never do. Details on the pricing page.
Produce learning tracks?
The player you just used is also how producers share tracks with groups: publish once, and any group on Track Tutor can request them. There’s a page for that.
Track Tutor for producersJust here to look around? The front page has the longer version.