Human music in progress
Make better songs before they’re finished.
Capture rough ideas, keep them private while they grow, then share the part you want fresh ears on and get focused feedback from real musicians and listeners.
“Does the chorus lift enough after the quiet verse?”
Songs start messy.
A chorus in Voice Memos. Three different Takes. Lyrics in Notes. A demo you keep sending to friends asking, “What do you think?”
TuneCheck gives unfinished music one place to live and a better way to ask for feedback when you need it.
The loop
From first idea to better song.
One loop, five stages — and it keeps coming back around. You stay in control of every decision.
Capture
Record in TuneCheck or import something you've already recorded.
Develop
Keep Projects, Takes, lyrics and notes together privately.
Ask
Choose the section you want feedback on and ask one focused question.
Wants feedback on: ChorusListen
Other musicians respond while the song can still change.
Iterate
Take what helps and keep working on the song.
Iterate feeds straight back into your Project, and the loop starts again.
Capture it your way.
Record straight into TuneCheck, or bring in something you already recorded. Your recording becomes a private Take either way.
Record in TuneCheck
When inspiration hits, open the recorder and capture the idea immediately.
Import a recording
Already have the idea in Voice Memos, Files or your DAW? Bring it into Studio as a Take.
Private Studio
A private home for unfinished music.
Record ten versions if you want. None of them become public until you deliberately create a TuneCheck.
Untitled song idea
Takes
Phone voice memo
Chorus attempt
Slower feel
Lyrics
Notes
Share the moment you’re unsure about.
You never have to publish a whole rough demo. Trim to the section in question, ask one focused question, and choose how people answer.
Step 1 · Choose the moment
Choose up to two minutes and ask about the part that actually matters.
Step 2 · Ask the question
“Does the chorus lift enough?”
See all example questions
- “Does the chorus lift enough?”
- “Which melody works better?”
- “Are the vocals too buried?”
- “Should the second verse stay?”
- “Is the arrangement getting too busy?”
Two ways to ask.
Sometimes you need a reaction. Sometimes you need a decision.
Standard TuneCheck — How is this working?
One selected clip. Listeners give a 1–5 Rock rating and may explain what they heard.
Your rating
A/B TuneCheck — Which version works better?
Two versions. Listeners choose A or B and may explain why. No Rocks.
Nobody is anchored by the crowd.
Listeners respond to what they hear before they can see how anyone else answered.
Community results stay hidden until you respond, so you hear the music, not the crowd.
Before you respond
After you respond
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For listeners
Hear music while it’s still becoming.
Not working on your own song? Discover unfinished music, follow the musicians making it, and help with creative decisions while those decisions still matter.
Someone’s idea needs ears.
Needs Feedback surfaces open TuneChecks that have received little or no response yet, so the quietest ideas still get heard.
A musician
“Is the arrangement getting too busy?”
Another musician · A/B: which chorus?
A/B“Should the second verse stay?”
The work before the song
Rough is the point.
The first recording does not need to sound finished. The lyric does not need to be perfect. The chorus does not need to be certain.
TuneCheck exists for the part of songwriting nobody usually sees.
Idea
Take
TuneCheck
Next Take
Human music in progress.