Stago DocsChoose the audio mode
Section titled “Choose the audio mode”In Add Stage, select Audio, then choose:
| Mode | Use it for | Feedback context |
|---|---|---|
| Solo Track | One voiceover, mix, podcast, or music draft | Positions on one waveform |
| Track List | Several music options, cues, or an album | The selected track and its discussion |
A track list isn’t a multitrack audio editor. Stago reviews the files you supply; make mixing and mastering changes in your audio software.
Review one audio file
Section titled “Review one audio file”- Create a Solo Track stage and upload the file.
- Wait for audio processing and waveform generation.
- Open the paired review, play the audio, and seek to the moment you need to discuss.
- Open Comments and add feedback at the selected time. Describe what the listener should hear, such as “Lower the music under this sentence”.
Select the correct version before reviewing. Use Request Changes for a revision or Approve to accept the draft when you have that permission.
Review several tracks
Section titled “Review several tracks”Create a Track List stage and use Batch Upload to select multiple audio files. Check each file’s progress, then finish the upload using the completion control. Open the review and choose the track you want to play or discuss.
Likes or favorites help the team compare options; they don’t approve the stage. Name the track in general feedback so other reviewers can identify it. Track comments and timestamp comments serve different purposes.
Revise and deliver
Section titled “Revise and deliver”Return to the upload stage when revisions are requested. Check which review version and track are active after uploading; comments on an earlier selection don’t describe every item in a new batch.
Download an individual track when allowed. For the final handoff, use the approved selection and the release controls available for that project, rather than treating every liked track as a delivery asset.
No sound? Check player volume, the device’s output, processing state, and the original file in another player. No waveform yet? Wait for processing; refreshing repeatedly won’t speed it up. Accepted formats are listed in file formats.