A Feedback Report gives you clear, structured feedback on one of your tracks from other Repost Exchange members. Instead of reading separate comments, you get one combined, anonymous report that shows where listeners reacted, how they rated the track, and what they would change.
Feedback Reports are currently in beta. You'll find them under 'Feedback Reports' in the side menu.
How it works
Pick a track from your SoundCloud profile (public or private) and choose how many reviews you would like.
Reviewers listen to your track, mark the moments that land for them (or don't), and answer a short structured questionnaire.
Once enough valid reviews are in, your report unlocks. It includes timestamped moments, ratings, and written notes.
You can optionally rate the written feedback by how helpful it was. Your ratings shape each reviewer's helpfulness score.
What's in a report?
Your report is split into five parts: 'Moments', 'First Impressions', 'Production', 'Verdict' and 'Direction'. At the top you'll also see the number of reviews, the average rating and the percentage of reviewers who would add your track to a playlist. Want a preview? Open 'See an example report' on the 'Feedback Reports' tab to browse a sample built from 10 or 25 reviews.
Good to know
Reviewers must listen to at least 3 minutes of your track (or the whole track if it's shorter).
Feedback is anonymous, so reviewers are encouraged to be honest.
Your report is private. Only you can see it.
You can submit a work in progress, a rough mix, or a finished track. DJ mixes are not allowed.
Right now, the only goal you can choose is 'General Feedback'. More are coming soon.
