For TV composers
Supervisors and showrunners stream your cues on a phone or laptop with no app and no account, leave timestamped notes, and you see who played what before the next edit lock.
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Supervisors click the waveform to leave a comment at the exact second, so there is no “it starts around the one-minute mark.” Every note is waiting for you when you sit down to revise.
Per-recipient analytics show when the supervisor or showrunner played your cue. That tells you whether to follow up now or give it another day.
Send a link the supervisor can stream in the browser, with no download and no account. On DropCue you share one branded link, the supervisor plays tracks on any device, and you see every play. Email attachments and cloud folders are slower and tell you nothing about whether the cue was heard.
Yes. Playlists have named sections, so you can label them by episode, scene or brief. Make one playlist per episode, or put a whole season in one playlist with a section for each episode.
Yes. Upload your full mix, instrumental, TV mix, 30-second cutdown and stems, and they nest under one playlist entry. The supervisor sees one cue and expands it to get every version without asking.
Artist is $8 per month billed annually, with no track limit. Pro starts at $15 per month billed annually and adds full per-recipient analytics, timestamped comments and AI tools. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, no credit card required.
Know who heard your cue, when they played it and what they thought before your next call. 7-day free trial, no credit card required.
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