Real-time collaboration: make a song together in one Veena session
The Veena real-time collaboration launch, live on 12 September 2026, lets you invite someone into your session and build the song together, at the same moment, with CoProducer, your personal music producer, working for both of you. Edits sync instantly, you see each other's cursors on the timeline, and it is free on every plan.

What's in the Veena real-time collaboration launch
Invite links. Click Share in the transport bar, or open Studio Settings → Collaborate. Invite someone by email and Veena creates a link that opens only for that person's Google account, or choose Anyone with the link for a link that anyone who has it can use to join and edit. Veena doesn't send the email for you: press Copy link and share it however you like. Links work for joining for 30 days, and access lasts until the owner clicks Remove access.
Live cursors. Everyone's cursor carries their name and follows them across the timeline, pinned to the bar and track they're working on. Clips someone is editing show it.
Faces. Everyone in the session appears on the Share button. The sharing panel lists who has access and whether each person is "Active now" or "Not in the session".
Synced sections. The song-section ribbon under the ruler (intro, verse, chorus, bridge) syncs for everyone, so "take it from the second chorus" means the same bar on every screen.
Owner and editors. The project stays the owner's. Everyone invited can edit, and a song shared with you shows "Shared by" and the owner's name in Your Projects.
Why it matters
Songs get written between people: a singer and a producer in different cities, two beatmakers trading ideas, a band shaping a chorus. Until now that meant bouncing files back and forth. In a shared Veena session there is one song on one timeline, and everybody's changes, and CoProducer's, land in it as they happen.
Try it
- Open a song and click Share.
- Invite your collaborator by email, press Copy link and send it to them.
- When their face appears on the Share button, paste the prompt below into CoProducer and build the bridge together.
The full walkthrough is in real-time collaboration in Veena. Five days later, private and shared CoProducer chats added a queue for requests. For every release, see what's new in Veena; for everything else, the Veena help centre. And to see the whole idea in one place, make music online together.
Try this in Veena
We're writing this together: add a 16-bar bridge after the second chorus at the song's tempo, with Brush kit drums, Upright Piano chords and a Cello line, and leave room for a vocal.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make music with someone else in Veena?
Yes. Veena is an AI DAW with a personal music producer built in. Describe the song you want and CoProducer builds it with you — beats, chords, melody, arrangement and mix — as real tracks you can edit, mix and export. Free, in your browser. Since 12 September 2026, you can invite someone into your session and build the song together, live.
How do Veena invite links work?
Click Share in Veena's transport bar and invite someone by email: Veena creates a link that opens only for that person's Google account. Or choose Anyone with the link, which lets whoever has it join and edit. Copy the link and send it yourself. Links work for joining for 30 days, and access lasts until the owner removes it.
Is real-time collaboration free in Veena?
Yes. Real-time collaboration is on every Veena plan, including the free one, alongside stems, plugins and export with no cap. The project stays the owner's, everyone invited can edit, and each collaborator asks CoProducer from their own account, so one person's requests never use up another's allowance.
Meet your personal music producer
Free, in your browser. Describe the song you want and CoProducer builds it with you.
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