Record the lesson, mark the moments, share it with your student.
ReplayTake lets a music teacher upload a lesson recording, mark the moments that matter with timestamped comments, and share it with a student who can loop each passage at a slower speed at home and reply with questions. Students you share with join free; the teacher pays for the library.

What the demo shows: A 40-minute cello lesson is uploaded. The teacher presses n at 4:12 and writes “Bow change before the shift — listen for the bump.” She marks two more moments, opens Share, types the student’s email, and picks “commenter”. On the student’s phone the recording opens at 4:12, the loop trainer starts at 70% and steps up to full speed, and a comment comes back: “Is it the wrist or the elbow?”
Why
How it helps
Mark the moment, not the minute
Press n while the lesson plays: playback pauses, you type, it resumes. Every comment jumps the student back to that exact bar.
Drill the passage at home
Your student loops the marked range, starts at 70% and steps up 5% each clean pass. Pitch stays put.
Students you share with join free
Share with anyone by email. They see your comments, keep their own private practice log, and ask questions on the moment they mean.
How it works
Three steps
- Upload the lesson (or paste a link).
- Press n where it matters and write the fix.
- Share with the student as a commenter.
When it's not for you. If your students never look at recordings between lessons, a written assignment is enough and this is more than you need.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Can my students use it for free?
Yes. Everyone you share with joins free: a student needs only a free account to comment, and a public page needs no account at all. A student building a library of their own recordings is on their own Free or Plus account; your plan never charges for them.
Do I have to upload every lesson?
No. Upload the ones worth studying, or paste a YouTube link for reference recordings. Storage is the only meter.
Can a student see other students’ lessons?
No. Each share is per recording and per person; a student sees only what you shared with them.
Does it slow the audio down without changing pitch?
Yes. Preserve-pitch is on by default and can be switched off for the tape-style effect.
What happens to my recordings if I stop paying?
They stay readable and exportable. New uploads pause until you are back under the free limit.
Price
Studio · $19/mo
Studio, $19/mo: five editor seats; everyone you share with joins free. Teaching alone? Plus covers you until you add a colleague or pass 100 GB. All plans.
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